I was attracted
to the wonderful design of the architecture as well as the light falling across
the face of this beautiful home. I immediately knew I had to paint it.
To begin I
quickly did a thumbnail pencil sketch on the 3x5 pad I carry in my pocket. This
helped me "lock in" the direction of the sunlight, which would
continue to change as I painted. The sketch and a photo of the site are shown
below.
One of the best things you can do to become a better
painter is to work out your composition first with a rough pencil sketch. But
there is a specific way to do this, and there are certain things you should be
evaluating with this process.
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