Pilea Peperomioides

I’ve been playing with how I arrange my easel for set ups and catching light from my window. I’ve also been enjoying mixing from a minimal palette with more chromatic yellow lately (cad yellow light), to play with how I express my visual experience of a subject I am entranced by. Hope you enjoy these small piece and the set up images below.

The chromatic highlights were might focus for this entire piece. The rest of the painting is designed to serve the bright greens and blues in the upper most leaves.

The block in before the fun begins!

The set up, using comparative measuring and visual impression for this painting.

Laura Bohon

Laura Bohon is an American figurative artist working at the intersection of classical technique and embodied perception. Through drawing and painting, she creates what she calls "a tactile archaeology of presence" and works that translate the quiet accumulation of sensory experience, memory, and research into a 2D visual form.

Trained in both contemporary and classical traditions, Laura combines rigorous observational practice with somatic awareness.

https://www.laurabohonfineart.com
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On the Easel