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This oil painting of a Tiger was creating using dry brush technique. It will be part of a series called "Focus Art" because I want the viewer to only focus on the most important details rather than others. Such as the eyes, teeth or areas with interesting colours. The farther away from the focus you look the more you will realise that the paint and details are dissipating into sketched lines and pencil marks.

The idea for this type of style came to me when I would be painting other things and I would sit back and look at it at some points and think: "It looks great already, why finish, why do anymore at all?" But of course, I meant to for those - but with this, I'm purposely leaving that 'incomplete' look, which I think makes them interesting. What do you think?

Description
This oil painting of a Tiger was creating using dry brush technique. It will be part of a series called "Focus Art" because I want the viewer to only focus on the most important details rather than others. Such as the eyes, teeth or areas with interesting colours. The farther away from the focus you look the more you will realise that the paint and details are dissipating into sketched lines and pencil marks.

The idea for this type of style came to me when I would be painting other things and I would sit back and look at it at some points and think: "It looks great already, why finish, why do anymore at all?" But of course, I meant to for those - but with this, I'm purposely leaving that 'incomplete' look, which I think makes them interesting. What do you think?