I notice in all of your reproductions that you are using a printed version of the original artwork instead of using a tablet to display your reference. Do you feel that you get better color matching by using a print instead of using a tablet? Or, is there some other reason you only work from printed artworks?
There are usually many reflections on a tablet display. It is also limited in size. We use a 12 color printer with amazing print quality, so the color accuracy is at a very high level.
@@RobertHopkinsArt I absolutely agree with your observation, especially since such a painting is virtually unsellable once stolen. It is too popular to be bought.
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I notice in all of your reproductions that you are using a printed version of the original artwork instead of using a tablet to display your reference. Do you feel that you get better color matching by using a print instead of using a tablet? Or, is there some other reason you only work from printed artworks?
There are usually many reflections on a tablet display. It is also limited in size. We use a 12 color printer with amazing print quality, so the color accuracy is at a very high level.
I too own a 12 color printer (digital artist) and will start using print jobs instead of an iPad as my reference image. Thanks for responding!
This was stolen from The Mohamed Mahmoud Khalil Museum in Giza, Egypt
That's right, your info is correct.
Shame on whoever stole this wonderful work of art.
@@RobertHopkinsArt I absolutely agree with your observation, especially since such a painting is virtually unsellable once stolen. It is too popular to be bought.