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| I used aureolin, quin. gold and quin. red. |
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| A dash of quin. violet - very thinly - in some of the shadows. |
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| And phthalo green [YS], quin. burnt orange and indanthrone blue for the leaves. I wanted to keep them very simple so they would not detract from the bud. I did this small [23 x 10 cm.] painting for the receptionist at work, who is doing her darnedest to get me booked with patients. It's a very slow time of year in dental offices. |
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| I know this looks like a pink "blanc mange", but I'm hoping it magically turns into an exquisite pink rose. This one is for the dental assistant, who is such a joy to work with. Other than the fact that I am not busy enough to keep body and soul and horse together, it is a fabulous office in which to work! As always, your comments are most welcome. |
Beautiful Kathryn, love,Diana
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty flower and i can smell it.
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Just beautiful Kathryn! The colours together are stunning :0)
ReplyDeleteA perfect quickie, Kathryn!!!
ReplyDeleteWow!! The rose is looking awesome. Such a great drawing.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful quickie. Aren't you kind. I know they will love their rose. Thanks, also, for reminding me I have to make an appointment with the hygienist; I cancelled my scheduled appointment last month because it turned out to be the day before my knee thing. I can only take one doctor appointment a week :-))
ReplyDeleteVery,very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI don't have quin and pathalo green either.
I want to try these colour someday.
Thank you for sharing.
Quickie= :)
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