Friday, September 25, 2009
Ana Lucano nude pose
Ana G. Lucano posing nude. This painting was made with acrylics over paper. I decided to not put any specific background so the could be a strong contrast between the nude female figure and the pink background.
Ana G. Lucano posando desnuda. Esta pintura fue hecha con acrilicos en papel. Decidí no poner algun fondo en especifico, para contrastar la figura femenina desnuda contra el color plano.
Monday, September 21, 2009
Ana G. Lucano resting nude - descansando desnuda
This is an acrylic painting of my personal female model, Ana Glon Lucano. She has been modeling for my art for a couple of months. This is one of the first painting I did on her nude figure. She is Mexican, and likes the idea of being a model, that is why I have her permission to use her name.
In this painting you can see Ana resting nude at her bed. Most of my work is based on her butt, mainly because it is her main attribute. It is painted with acrylics on paper. I was experimenting using strong lines but at the same time a strong impressionist air.
Este es una pintura en acrilico de mi modelo femenina persona, Ana Glon Lucano. Ella a modelado para mis obras artisticas por ya varios meses. Esta es una de las primeras pinturas que hice de ella representando su cuerpo desnudo. Ella es mexicana, y le encanta la idea de ser una modelo, por ello es que tengo su permiso para usar su nombre.
En esta pintura pueden ver a Ana descansando en su cama desnuda. La mayoria de mi trabajo se basa en sus nalgas, pues es su mas atractivo atributo. Esta pintada con acrilicos sobre papel. Estaba experimentando con lineas gruesas y al mismo tiempo un toque de impresionismo.
Labels:
Ana G Lucano,
desnuda,
impressionism,
nude
Friday, September 11, 2009
Princess Atotoztli at her gardens sketch.
This was my first attempt of portraying what was called "the most beautiful woman" in Ancient Mexico. It was a sketch for a painting, but later changed to another pose in order to paint in canvas. So this one was my very basic blue print of Atotoztli.
Atotoztli, or Atototzin, was a princess from an ancient Mexico nation called Colhuacan. Colhuacan existed well before the Aztecs, and was praised to have Toltec blood. Indigenous Chroniclers depict this princess as a possesor of beautiful phisical qualities. Yacanex, a nobleman from Tepetlaoztoc wanted to marry Atotoztli. But Atotoztli's grandfathers saw fit for her to marry Huetzin, a prestigious bachelor. Yacanex did not liked this and led an all-out uprise against the established nations. What started as a war to win Atotoztli ended as a revolution against civilization. Atotoztli at the end married Huetzin. Their descendants intermarried with the famous Aztecs.
This sketch was made with charcoal on paper. The only problem for me was doing the small face with charcoal. The body is based on Mexican actress Andrea Garcia, and the face on famous Mexican actress and singer Ninel Conde.
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