... when you are enjoying it so much, you never want it to end, but you want to know how it will finish. That's how I feel about this painting.
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I've done thin wash of indanthrone blue on everything inside the shed. The colors I am using for the geese are quin. sienna, quin. burnt orange, quin. coral, brown madder, cobalt blue and ultramarine violet [I think - can't read the label]. |
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I am keeping the brighter colors for the geese in the foreground. |
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Here I've painted w/w with indanthrone, quin. burnt orange and brown madder to suggest old wooden boards ... |
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... and gone over it with indanthrone. |
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I've done some soft shadowing of the geese inside, and a w/w wash of the outside boards of the shed, using cobalt blue and quin. burnt orange. Thankfully, there are many more hours of play-time left with this painting. :)
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