What a beautiful portrait gallery! . You're ready to make more. A constant the play of colors, it's amazing, very nice, I like. Me who asks questions to make skin tones, you opened my eyes. Thank you.
You are awesome at it, David. Had I the moola, I would love one. I don't see watercolor portraits too often and these are just phenomenal. The only other artist I can think of that does watercolor portraits too is Arti.
No yawn from yore here - these are magnificent. You have much color courage. And your skill at watercolor!! It is interesting what Autumnleaves says, because it is so true. There is so much possibility with watercolor - such a great medium, the flow and unpredictability of it. It is a shame that when people think of watercolors they only think of flowers.
Know anyone out there that would like a Lobenberg watercolor portrait? I'm getting better at it. Honest.
What a beautiful portrait gallery! . You're ready to make more. A constant the play of colors, it's amazing, very nice, I like.
ReplyDeleteMe who asks questions to make skin tones, you opened my eyes.
Thank you.
They are filled with light and wonderful color! Good luck.
ReplyDeleteYou are awesome at it, David. Had I the moola, I would love one. I don't see watercolor portraits too often and these are just phenomenal. The only other artist I can think of that does watercolor portraits too is Arti.
ReplyDeletethey are wonderful !!!
ReplyDeleteI really like your "watercolor archive" paintings!!!
ReplyDeleteNo yawn from yore here - these are magnificent. You have much color courage. And your skill at watercolor!! It is interesting what Autumnleaves says, because it is so true. There is so much possibility with watercolor - such a great medium, the flow and unpredictability of it. It is a shame that when people think of watercolors they only think of flowers.
ReplyDeleteYou bet! Lovely portraits..very vibrant.
ReplyDeleteLydie, its all about getting your values and edges right. Then you can have fun playing around with different color combinations.
ReplyDeleteSusan. Transparency is the key word here along with value manipulation and edges.
ReplyDeleteThanks Autumn and Meera.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much Studio at the Farm. Give my regards to your animals.
ReplyDeleteDan, yep, watercolor painting is way more than flowers and if it is flowers, find a way to paint them with verve.
ReplyDeleteThank you as always, Arti!
ReplyDeleteDavid,
ReplyDeleteGreat color and application in the first. I like the composition in the third one(bold.
What the hell do you know William! :-) LOL!
ReplyDeleteHi David,
ReplyDeleteI like the archive idea. Super portraits. You were always good at it. The best.
Your fan in T.dot,
Barbara
I love the postcard-size one, 5 minutes sketch?
ReplyDeleteWow. Beautiful colour. You have great confidence.
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely, one and all.
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