Just playing with some light set-up's. I was trying to get the feel of a 'High class tea house in 1930'.
I'll be interested to see what you all think.
Just to clarify things, I had a mug of tea when I was working on this picture; I'm just a working class guy.
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Thread: Anyone for Tea
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24th March 2012, 05:25 PM #1
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24th March 2012, 05:48 PM #2
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Re: Anyone for Tea
Hi John...I can see what you are aiming for, a kind of richness and warmth.
Can I suggest that you lose the half white background and keep all the tones warm and soft?
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24th March 2012, 06:29 PM #3
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Re: Anyone for Tea
Hi Sharon,
yes I think your right. I did hang a sheet background (Magnolia colour) but that did not look right either, so I tried (as you guessed) to PP it out. I'll have a re-think about what back ground would be best.
Many thanks for your suggestion.
John
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