"Red Bag"


8"x 10"
Oil on Canvas Board
This is the first step in painting "The Red Bag". I toned the canvas with a mixture of Ultramarine Blue with a touch of Alizarin Crimson. This was applied with a cotton rag dipped in turp.
While this was drying I mixed a few base colors.

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