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NOTES
That's the whole dream! But it felt complete. I just instantly liked her.
Both dream and painting were inspired by my friend Dawn's description of some fox-girls painted by Provincetown artist Jennie Ding.
This was an experiment in using the grain of unprimed wood to add to a painting's mood. It looks like watercolor but is really acrylic. If dilute, it sinks into the wood and spreads; if straight out of the tube, it sits obediently, allowing controlled details and highlights. Magic!
She came out rather feline, but then the girl in the dream was too.
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