Painting Recreation preplan

3 Possible photos:

Where is the light coming from? Natural light all around 
How can you duplicate that light? Take the photo outdoors
What other non-clothing elements appear in the painting that you will need to duplicate? The flower crown and the plant in the background 
What kind of angles did the painter use to compose the image? A profile of the woman
What clothing will you need to acquire/create to duplicate the painting? flower crown, necklace, earings, green top
Who would be a good model? My friend Ashlyn, who has dark hair and eyebrows
List the details you see in the painting, specifically the things the model will be wearing, poses they will need to hold, etc? A profile of the model, with a flower crown, red lipstick, and a necklace with blood
What will be the three most difficult things to duplicate, in your opinion? The shirt, flowers, and eyebrow
Where is the light coming from?the window
How can you duplicate that light?by taking the photos early in the morning where light will be coming through the window
What other non-clothing elements appear in the painting that you will need to duplicate?
What kind of angles did the painter use to compose the image? The table, cigarette, and other items on the table
What clothing will you need to acquire/create to duplicate the painting? checkard clothing and a circle around the models eye
Who would be a good model? my friend ella or frankie
List the details you see in the painting, specifically the things the model will be wearing, poses they will need to hold, etc? the single circle around the models eye and the pantyhose. 
What will be the three most difficult things to duplicate, in your opinion? the cigarete, lighting, and the table
Where is the light coming from?natural lighting seems to be coming from the window
How can you duplicate that light? By taking the photo in my bathroom's tub
What other non-clothing elements appear in the painting that you will need to duplicate? the letter, towels, and dreery expression made by the model
What kind of angles did the painter use to compose the image? a profile of the model
What clothing will you need to acquire/create to duplicate the painting?towels
Who would be a good model? my friend ella 
List the details you see in the painting, specifically the things the model will be wearing, poses they will need to hold, etc?  I need a bathtub, and make the model look sort of dead. 
What will be the three most difficult things to duplicate, in your opinion? The letter, the expression, and the lighting 

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