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House portrait for a family friend. What do I do next? (Original Post)
GPV
Apr 2023
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demigoddess
(6,674 posts)1. frame it!
Cracklin Charlie
(12,904 posts)2. Looks like a happy house!
I like it, as is.
Harker
(14,844 posts)3. Sign it. n/t
Backseat Driver
(4,635 posts)4. Your friend has a house and good friend...
with more talent than I do, for sure. Watercolor? If anything, I'd try to add some welcoming "life" beyond the simple yet bright landscaping. House/roof textures - sided, gray stucco, shingles no chimney; is it really so monotone with opaque windows. Only the spring flowers/trellis seem geared to hospitality...Did you work from his/your photo or something else. Don't forget your signature/initials? Perhaps a lively matte and frame before box and ribbon presentation. I think you are definitely on the right track...and you'd soon have it mounted in the perfect spot on your friend's wall...well, because you're friends!
GPV
(73,017 posts)6. This is the reference photo
Diamond_Dog
(34,536 posts)5. Sign it and frame it!
Ocelot II
(120,590 posts)7. Sign it, frame it, and give it to your friend.
I'm sure they'll love it!
bif
(23,910 posts)8. Looks perfect!
I wouldn't do another thing with it!