Pink Lotus Blossom
Framed: 18"x14"Available at my Spring Open House!
Linda put some of the new work on my website under
Original Watercolors and Miniature Originals so go see what you missed.
I am ready for another painting... I will share the steps...
Step 1: If you follow my work you should start to see an
unchanging pattern. I keep a sketch book where I generallywork up an idea, a direction. So here is the next painting.
A set of Adirondack chairs in a fall setting from
Chanticleer Gardens in Wayne. One of Linda's favorite places,
in fact she is heading there on Friday to see the tulips.
Great place for inspiration.
Step 2: Linda has my paper taped to the boards so I just
grab one in the size I want. This one is 17x20 image to fit
in a 20x23 frame. (FYI: I never soak my paper) I hand
draw the drawing, the bones of the painting. This can take
several hours, I do not rush it because it needs to be correct.
the first washes. Nice warm color. Then the stone wall behind
the chairs received the first set of washes on them. I use a hair
dryer to dry each wash...
that's the secret to not getting a muddy mess.
You should be able to click over each photo to see it larger.
to be continued...
to be continued...
3 comments:
Oh these will be a gorgeous piece and one of my favorite compositions.
Delicate blossoms! enjoying your various w i p shots. thanks for posting them!
Hair Dryer for drying washes is some invention!
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