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process of my latest painting

Step 1 Pencil sketch



Step 2 Yellow Orche underpaint






Step 3 Underpaint layer 2 Burnt Sienna






Step 4. underpaint layer #3 bunt umber

First layer of semi opaque paint adding ultramarine blue to the palette.

Second layer of semi opaque paint, mixing more white on this layer for more opaqueness. This is probably most opaque layer.

More washes and glazes






Almost done, working on details from this point with more washes and glazes.







finished!

I'm planning to do a series of Night paintings relate to San Mateo county. Anyone have any places I should consider, famous landemarks, strange looking places, cool looking place at night?

Metro Article

I'm on the Cover story of Metro Magazine!

"Shadows of Night: San Jose's Edward Hopper, Wayne Jiang, captures a city's ethereal grace"

http://www.metroactive.com/features/wayne-jiang.html

Being compare to Hopper, wow!

Solo Exhibit at History San Jose

Everyday San Jose Paintings by Wayne Jiang
at History San Jose, Leonard and McKay Gallery



Exhibit Starts: November 27 2009
Exhibit Ends: May 30, 2010
Hours: Saturdays & Sundays 11AM - 4PM

Address:
History Park at Kelley Park
1650 Senter Road
San José, CA 95112


Members Preview Party:
Sunday, November 22, 2009 1:00pm to 4:00pm
Call (408)521-5016 to RSVP or become a member!

Public Opening:
Friday, November 27, 2009 11:00am to 4:00pm

Meet the Artist:
Wayne Jiang will be giving tours through the exhibit
December 5, 11:30am and 1:30pm at the Heritage Holiday Event

Little ukulele jam with my friend Richard Marchetta. The tune is call West Fork Girl, traditional American fiddle tune. I adopted it to the ukulele.

I'm have been very productive the last 2 weeks. Here are the some of the results: