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Yesterday

 

„Yesterday“ (Diptychon) - Acrylic on Canvas - 100x140cm + 100x40cm

 

 

When I'm busy with a topic, I often paint a small series of pictures about it.

Now I had already painted two large format pictures, which have to do with music and I wanted to make one more.

 

It should be a band everyone knows and nobody asks:

"who is this ?"

Which band is so well-known that everyone knows it?

There is only one thing for me: the Beatles.

So I searched for pictures in the internet, where they are easy to recognize.

Bearded - they were not always like that.

Young - yes, I found something that I could use.

 

I layed down the two screens on the floor because I was worried

about the flow down of the color.

So I started to paint the background. However, I quickly landed on

Paul's face and then I painted Ringo, George and John.

Soon I realized that it was a little uncomfortable on the knees actually

and I put the canvas on the easel.

 

I had chosen a template in which the boys still looked like little boys.

Without more detailed knowledge of the Beatles' appearance, they might not have been recognized - after all, there should be some younger people who have not had much to do with them.

 

So I decided to put on John his round glasses - so everyone knows him.

In the kitchen I found what I needed and grabbed the cover of

a hotplate, which had the desired diameter.

With it I painted the frame of the spectacle lens.

Aha, now you could recognize him, even though John did not know about his poor eyesight at the time.

John Lennon with his round glasses on his nose and the other three guys - yes, that had to be the Beatles!

 

Now I let the work rest overnight.

The next morning I was very surprised that the turquoise color that I had mixed with fluorescent acrylic paints looked quite green, which bothered me especially in the background.

Therefore, I mixed a new bluish "turquoise" and painted with the spatula again over the already created places.

 

At the bright white headlamps some of the rays had to be emphasized

a little more.

Now I glazed with a foam roller, the faces from the left with

Indian yellow to the right with Mauve.

In the lower part of the picture, a coffee-brown hue was added.

 

I chosed now the title "Yesterday".

 

I recorded the project with the video camera to place it onto

my YouTube channel.

Sure, as background music had to run the Beatles music.

But it's always a copyright issue with the music that you release with the video.

That's why I unfortunately had to use a different piece of music.

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Stories

 

 

Many pictures contain

an interesting one

or funny story.

 

Here I tell you

some of them and

hope, you understand

my maybe-English.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

DLII, Dieter Becker, Gemälde, Öl, Pastell, Acryl, Encaustic, Malerei, Kunst, Landschaft, Portrait, Stillleben, abstrakt, Auto, Polyptychon, painting, art, landscape, peinture, paysage, Pausengedanken, Gedankenpausen

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