Pastel Portrait Artist - A Variety Subject Matter Of Fine Art Pastel Paintings From Landscape Paintings, Family Portraits, Corpora

Make sure the Artist does the research needed for each creation before you commisssion the artist

Florida, FL (prHWY.com) January 22, 2013 - Florida, Jan 22, 2013 - Make sure the Artist does the research needed for each creation before you commisssion the artist. Everything has a history and there must be an open dialog to investigate why a certain color, vase, pet, or décor is something the client wants in the painting. Why did they use that color or what kind of cat is their beloved pet? Make sure the Artist is informed and asks questions that are important to you.

Every Artist has their own way of doing preliminary work before a painting. The objective here is to make the client feel comfortable and as excited as the Artist is to create this new Masterpiece. Not every Artist does a detailed pencil sketch to scale. I create one, so that a client can personally approve it before I start the actual painting. Whether my clients are around-the-corner or around-the-world, I keep them informed either by personal studio visits or by email.

Pastel Portrait Artist - All Portrait Artists are aware of the preservation of their work. The materials should be of the best quality and on acid-free surfaces.

Clients should see the painting at least twice before the Artist starts the finishing process. Once a painting is finished, and before I begin framing, I always have a viewing for my clients. After that, I scan each finished painting for my archives and along with the Original Painting I give an 8"X10" giclee of the work to my clients. I also have the ability to create very special Fine Art Note Cards of the painting, as a lovely way for clients to write their personal notes.

The most important thing about the portrait painting is that the painting looks like the subject. No matter what the background details show, the subject is what it's all about. That is the key to a Masterpiece Painting. Portraits are a gift of love.

Painting is like making a movie. First there is the idea, the inspiration, then the script and the actors and finally with any luck at all you have a hit.

The inspiring idea is the base of the creation without this there is nothing. You may have many ideas but only one can fill your heart enough to work on for six months or more without tiring. All my paintings have given me many hours of pleasure and just plain hard work with every layer of pastel chalk challenging me to the fullest. Miscalculations have to be worked out in the sketch to scale before a painting is started and even then there are many little surprises in the best laid plans.

Drawing Pastel Portraits - I just finished an incredible pastel painting of a beautiful Catalaya Orchid. When I saw this flower it was so bright that from 25 feet away you could still see its brightness. Once I approached this yellow glow I found this one Orchid bloom under an extended roof in a garden. I ran to my car for my pad and camera. Every time the light changed the bloom would react so I just kept drawing and taking pictures. Finally the moment was there and the bloom just radiated perfectly from the stream of sunlight and there it was my idea. I entitled this pastel painting "Bellissima" Most Beautiful.


About the Author:

Pastel Portrait Artist - Portrait Artist and Master fine art Pastel Artist, L.A. Cline, a professional commissioned artist creates custom portraits for a variety subject matter of fine art pastel paintings from landscape paintings, family portraits, corporate portraits, nature settings, pet portraits and wildlife paintings, sports portrait paintings and so much more.

Contact Details:-

L.A.C. Fine Art, LLC.
1201 N. Federal Hwy. #4104 Fort Lauderdale,
FL. 33308

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