All three watercolor portraits were painted on 140 lb. cold press watercolor paper, 11 by 15 inches in size. The black gentleman was painted mostly wet-on-wet in about thirty minutes. The gentleman holding the camera was painted mostly wet-on-dry over the coarse of three days in one to two hour sessions. The female subject was watercolored equally wet-on-wet and wet-on-dry over two days in about one hour sessions. I teach three to five day portrait workshops both in California and out-of-state. Please contact me at davidlobenberg@me.com with inquires. My next "California Vibe Watercolor Portraiture" workshop is scheduled for October 12 to 15 for the Dixie Watercolor Society in St. George, Utah.
4 comments:
David, the progression of photos is amazing. Love especially the middle piece and the last. Oh to have those drawing skills!
Superb David,
I so love your colour and style. I wish I could
be two places at once, but I will be in Italy, or
en route while you teach this course.
Have a wonderful time, and your lucky students!
Your fan in the t.dot,
Barbara
Crimson - Glad you like these. I don't often do much wet-on-wet. These were fun.
Barbara Muir - Italy is great but that en route part sucks! At least my en route from Sacramento to Las Vegas (then a shuttle bus to St. George) is only an hour and fifteen minutes.
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