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| I've put in some of the girders, and the frame-work under the road-way. |
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| Here's a close-up of the road-way, with the mountains and city in the background. I like how the skyline came out. I painted it all, water's edge to mountain top, w/w, and then lifted the buildings. |
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| I've intensified the mountains, and got in most of the reflections. I decided to do the reflections first with lighter washes, instead of incorporating them into the water. Working on both at the same time in such a large format would have been a wet disaster. Next, I will paint the water, and re-assess what needs tweaking. I have a feeling "tweaking" is going to take a long time. As always, your comments are most welcome. |
This is tooo amamzing! Look at the reflections in the water! Woweeee!! It looks stormy!
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I like the skyline too!
ReplyDeleteThis bridge is looking very good. I like the girders--but then I like mechanical looking things, preferably rusty. The painting is going to be great. I admire your highly attentive approach. I also like the bit of fogginess that these initial colors impart--sort of Sherlock Holms. Don't ask. The movie had that bluish tone to it that made London town foggy.
ReplyDeletethis painting is really coming along beautifully. Glad to see you're taking your time with it...tweaking is the way to go! love it.
ReplyDeleteIt's looking like it is going to be a lovely painting :0)
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