Watercolor on 140lb. cold press h2o paper and 8"X10" in size with a deckled- cut trim. Initial green hues wash was applied wet-on-wet with a flow from top to bottom by holding the paper at a sharp angle. After this initial wash dried, I painted in the negative dark shapes between the apples and finished by painting the little bit of foliage. Time to bake these apples with a sweet crumble crust on top... yum, yum, eatem up!
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
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Watercolor on 140lb. cold press h2o paper and 8"X10" in size with a deckled- cut trim. Initial green hues wash was applied wet-on-wet with a flow from top to bottom by holding the paper at a sharp angle. After this initial wash dried, I painted in the negative dark shapes between the apples and finished by painting the little bit of foliage. Time to bake these apples with a sweet crumble crust on top... yum, yum, eatem up!
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11 comments:
what a great way to go about this. It worked out wonderfully
I agree with Fay. Fabulous painting.
Glad you dig this one Fay and Sue!
Beautiful work and thanks for sharing how you created this one. Hope the apple crumble was good!
Hi, Rhonda! You know, the apple crumble was sick!
Definition: "sick" - California surfer word meaning "awesome".
Prabha, thank you. I'm into my fluid wet-on-wet period.
yum yum indeed!!! Thats one juicy wet on wet! Beautiful negative painting too!
Hi David,
Gorgeous. I opened this and was so delighted. The guy can paint. Who? You!
Take care,
Barbara
Barbara, I try my damndest! Is that how one spells "damndest"?
This is really nice!
Thank you, operadaki fantom!
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