 |
| Masked, and 1st washes of aureolin + quin. pink |
 |
| Some quin. burnt orange + phthalo green , after 1st glaze dry |
 |
| More green - looking a bit bilious |
 |
| More green + aureolin |
 |
| Mask off |
 |
Complete
I am sitting here, trying to think of the name of this flower, and I'm drawing a blank. However, it is huge, red, white or pink, and scented. This is quite a small painting - 5 1/4 x 7 3/4 inches. It's just something I had to do to "keep my hand in", so to speak. I love to hear from you all, so feel free to leave comments! |
HAH!! I had done another one before, and the name was there ... it's a PEONY!
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE seeing the process, thank you for sharing - it really exposes the patience and time taken in your amazing creations.
I don't know how I missed your last post!? I need to check in more often - I love the texture you captured (amazing with watercolours!)
Beautiful.. And the way you got to the final background from first wash is very interesting.
ReplyDeleteGorgeous painting!
ReplyDeleteAll paeonies have names - how about "Sultan's Delight" ? It reminded me of rose turkish delight, you see - that's a beautiful pink hue :) xx
Right . Peony :D. I know I'm being a wise guy ;) it's beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteSo pure and delicate !
ReplyDeleteI love that you shared to process with us. I was surprised at how to arrived at the final wash too - very interesting! And what a stunning result! It is absolutely beautiful :0)
ReplyDelete