Teresa and Vincenzo
Commissioned work
Mixed media on paper

Teresa and Vincenzo

Mixed media on paper · 24 × 32 cm

"Tempus fugit, amor manet". A portrait of a couple in Piazza Plebiscito, Martina Franca, beneath the Clock Tower. The newlyweds pose in front of pale stone facades and green shutters: she in a long ivory dress embroidere…

Technique
Mixed media on paper
Dimensions
24 × 32 cm
Year
2025
Edition
Unique piece
Support
Paper

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Work in progress

From the first stroke to the frame

The portrait begins in pencil, then the sky in watercolour and coloured pencils on faces, dress and stone. The details, the finished work, the frame and the box.

The pencil sketch of Teresa and Vincenzo taking shape on the table, with the reference photo beside it
The pencil drawing of the square and the couple, under the clock tower
The first blue watercolour washes on the sky
The watercolour sky and the first colours on the green shutters
The couple's faces and the dark suit take shape in coloured pencil
The pale stone of the facades and the wooden door in coloured pencil
The portrait almost finished, with the violet paving and the deep sky
Detail of the couple: the ivory dress embroidered with flowers and the bouquet of white roses
Detail of the clock tower and the sky
Detail of the square: the green shutters, the sign and the figures in the background
Detail of the baroque portal and the dark wooden door
The finished work on the table, with the coloured pencils beside it
Teresa and Vincenzo framed in black with a white mat
The framed work placed in its box
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The work in your home

Every work is made to live in a space. Here is an idea of how Teresa and Vincenzo can change a room.

Teresa e Vincenzo in a black frame on a light stone wall, above a wooden console
The film of the work

Six minutes from the blank sheet

First the pencil drawing of the square and the couple, then the sky in watercolour. Coloured pencils give body to the dress, the faces, the stone and the paving.

No cuts, no shortcuts: the real time it takes for a square, a dress and two faces to become one thing. It is the most honest way I know to explain what you buy when you commission a work.

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