found this painting of his (in particular) really interesting--
his other ones shown on this site aren't nearly as relevant;
this portrait is in no way as rich as your darkened jewel-tones,
but his unexpected use of grey is really activated by this yellowy underpainting showing through, its really growing on me:

ohhhh wow. Alexis Harding, for Jules and Karen...thick, gloss and folds:




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The texture and color of these is really remarkable. Thanks!
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