Incomplete yet complete.

Inspiration: The sight of these half-finished works of art is unpleasant, but it is something we must deal with from time to time. There will come a point when you will no longer have the energy or motivation to complete the painting. Nothing is going to motivate you to finish it on time. This was one of those instances. I tried my best to finish this one, but I came up short. The culture of Bangladesh served as the context for this one. It is currently in my hands. Who knows, I might be able to finish it in a short period of time later.

Art Type -
Acrylic

Materials Used -
• Canvas size: 12*18
• Brush type: Round, Pointed Round, flat, bright, filbert, detail round and palette Knife.
• Camel Acrylic Colors
• Palette
• Container of water
• Empty jars & tissue papers (gloves)

Tips -
Decide your painting base and visualize, as usual
Practice different types of strokes for finding which suits your visualization
Fast stroke practice is needed to create a drastic environment
Each stroke plays a major in shaping the subjects and creating the atmosphere
For specific art you would need a specific pattern of strokes, so study on it
Have a good understanding of color value, hues, and varied combination of color smudges
Variety of hues provide a chaotic atmosphere
Tone and mood of the setting is precisely important to choosing the color for use
In this painting direction of strokes plays a major role
Practice tinting different hues to get the perfect combination you are looking for
Reflection plays a major role
Thank you -
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