Although I've painted multiple oil portrait paintings for the same customer, I've not painted a triptych (a set of 3 associated artistic, literary, or musical works intended to be appreciated together --or separately). I'm not sure how other painters approach it, but I decided to paint the backgrounds in unison (back & forth and back & forth) thinking that this would help lend a certain consistency throughout. I decided this wasn't really necessary (and in fact was a bit of a pain). When I ran out of a certain color mixture on my palette, it was easy enough to mix more, as long as I retained a spot of that color for matching.
Here are the girls together:
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| Triptych oil paintings of Mia, Gracie & Mimi |
And each girl in their separate oil portrait:
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| MIA, long-haired Yorkie |
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| GRACIE, short-haired Yorkie |
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| MIMI, Pug |
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