Two-day oil painting marathon

Autumn here — is not just a season. It becomes an image, a mood, almost a living character.

Behind the heroine's back, warm sunlight still lingers — the last touch of the departing summer. It dissolves into gold, ochre, flashes of red and orange, as if warmth is still trying to hold on.

But cool bluish reflections are already appearing on the face. This is the first breath of approaching winter — barely noticeable, yet already changing the whole mood of the portrait.

It is precisely on this contrast of warmth and cold that we will build our work: summer is still nearby, autumn has already come into its own, and winter is only beginning to be felt in the air.

Over two days, we will go through the entire path from building the composition and the first color masses to working on the face, light, reflections, hair, leaves and final decorative accents.

This will be "Portrait of Autumn" — a moment between warmth and cold, summer and winter, light and the approaching chill.