Gabrielle Vickery Art
TIMELAPSE & LAYER PROCESS
There’s something about painting a portrait that is so uniquely painful and frustrating. At the same time it makes me feel exhilarated and filled with hope and excitement. I don’t know why I get filled up with so many opposing emotions.
I do know that painting a face puts me in a flow state. I recorded a time-lapse because with every brushstroke, I don’t exactly know what the following brushstroke will look like.
I don’t know if I can replicate it, so recording it helps me to have faith in my own ability to wing it and trust the process. My last painting was a disaster, so I’m relieved that this one is not!
This painting is available to purchase (at time of posting), please email for details.
Recent Posts

The Stortford Art Society Demo Night.
Join The Stortford Art Society for a faschinating watercolour portrait demonstration with Keith Morton.

Painting Tuscany-Inspired Landscapes – First Session
Working step by step from a reference, we layered colour, simplified shapes and gradually brought the whole scene to life

Vibrant sunsets in acrylic sessions!
We learn how to blend colour smoothly to create that beautiful glow across the sky and water.
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