This was painted in response to this month's Studio Atelier Challenge. I am not familiar with wc and I have no idea how to paint a background nor if I should add more colour, or indeed how to do it! My instincts are to proceed with coloured pencils or maybe pastels and make it mixed media. If I tried again, I would use Acrylics.Wednesday, 17 November 2010
A Try with Water Colour
This was painted in response to this month's Studio Atelier Challenge. I am not familiar with wc and I have no idea how to paint a background nor if I should add more colour, or indeed how to do it! My instincts are to proceed with coloured pencils or maybe pastels and make it mixed media. If I tried again, I would use Acrylics.
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with watercolor you can build color by adding layer on top of layer. wait until each layer dries. you can also "wash" in a background color. luminous colors can be achieved with watercolor if you take the time.
Its a good try Jenni!I liked the way you achieved transparency in your work and only watercolors are capable of giving you such effect.Watercolors do need a little planning as you don't really have too much scope of making mistakes.I myself not very comfortable with watercolors but do feel that practicing did make me a little familiar to some techniques.So,keep practicing:)
Jenni said...
Thank you Connie and Sasha for your encouragement. I have painted one or two pictures in wc, but they were done with a dry brush. I will post them on my other blog if I can find them, but I am completely out of my comfort zone.
20 November 2010 17:03
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