Observations and thoughts about the fine art of painting
Fish! As always your colour choices are perfect. Love the turquoise water against the fish.
Amazing these whites. Your Caran d'Ache seem very well cover the colored paper, I have some Faber Castel and they're not equally effective.
Another beauty, David!
Beautiful one, David.....I really am going to have to paint Koi some day.
The image and the perspective is very original. Very vibrant colors.
It is clear that the Lobenberg art archive of yore has some gems! This is very beautiful.
Jeanette, Thank you. Color is value. Amer. oil painter coined a wonderful word: Valhue.
Lydie, thank you for spelling "Caran d'Arch"!
Thank you Autumn and Carol!
Montse, Glad you like this one. Thank yoy!
Dan, my art archive maybe from yore, but I trust it is not a yawn.
Answer - Dos Koi.
Carandache (spelling??) water soluble crayon on deep turquoise drawing paper. From the Lobenberg art archive of yore.
Fish! As always your colour choices are perfect. Love the turquoise water against the fish.
ReplyDeleteAmazing these whites. Your Caran d'Ache seem very well cover the colored paper, I have some Faber Castel and they're not equally effective.
ReplyDeleteAnother beauty, David!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful one, David.....I really am going to have to paint Koi some day.
ReplyDeleteThe image and the perspective is very original. Very vibrant colors.
ReplyDeleteIt is clear that the Lobenberg art archive of yore has some gems! This is very beautiful.
ReplyDeleteJeanette, Thank you. Color is value. Amer. oil painter coined a wonderful word: Valhue.
ReplyDeleteLydie, thank you for spelling "Caran d'Arch"!
ReplyDeleteThank you Autumn and Carol!
ReplyDeleteMontse, Glad you like this one. Thank yoy!
ReplyDeleteDan, my art archive maybe from yore, but I trust it is not a yawn.
ReplyDelete