Let the Sun shine
An Special exclusivity right before Rambouillet, here is my latest watercolor: a pack of hunt ...
Hunting lioness Painting
Here is the finished painting of the approching Lioness. [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="500" caption=""Aluna" - Oil ...
Couple of Mallard Ducks – Oil painting
Change of atmosphere, with this new painting. This is an oil painting depicting a couple ...
Portrait of a hound dog – work in progress
On my easel, a portrait of a hound dog. It will be part of a serie of 4 paintings square format 24″ x 24″
.Portrait of a dog - work in progress
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Oil on Canvas – 24″ x 24″ – Original Painting Available
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“Diego” – Portrait of a Beagle
My last painting : it is an order : the portrait of a Beagle named “Diego”, 46 x 38 cm
Portrait of a Beagle – “Step by step” in HD
The Big One – Part 13
We approach to the end.
I work now on the visible part of the belly at the right of the elephant. From conventional cracks on the the top, folds down toward 3 directions while defining the volume of the belly. the cracks are gradually changing in folds. This is the hard part of the work.
The Big One – Part 12
After a several months pause in the serie of posts related to the making of “The Big One”, I come back on air and post the new steps until the final.
As a reminder, “The Big One” is an oil painting of 2.50 meters high and 2 meters wide, representing an elephant in full charge. This is the biggest painting I’ve ever done. Working during the weekend, it is now about a year since I started. I invite you to discover the earlier steps of the painting and small videos that I uploaded.
After the trunk and tusks, I had to do the legs and yhe body of the elephant. I applied a diluted juice that allows me to draw the large volumes (light and shadow) without the details of the cracks.
Great Kudu
Here is a study of Great Kudu. This antelope from East Africa can be 1.50 m tall at the shoulder and its horns can be 1.80 m long.
The Big One – Part 11
The trunk is finished, finally! I think that it was the longest part of the painting. I can now concentrate on the rest of the body of the elephant. But before that, I have two things to do: the tusks.
3D will revolutionize Art
On this subject, I had fun by reworking one of my paintings in stereoscopy. Stereoscopy is an old way to see in “3D” without special glasses.
The Big One – Part 10
After a long, long pause I came back this weekend on the Elephant. For those who discovered the beast for the first time, I invite them to follow the evolution step by step of the painting starting from the beginning here.
Lord Derby Eland
Not new for all who came and saw it at the Hunting Fair of Rambouillet, here is a study drawing of a Derby Eland also known as Giant Eland.

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