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I have been an admirer of Jacqueline Gnott's work for as long as I've had a computer [about 3 years] She paints the most phenomenal watercolors and oils of flowers and still-lifes. As is my way, I try to figure out what is being done by studying a painting, and then experimenting. I think I finally have found a way to create the effect of light filtering through leaves. What do you think???
Its looking very good, Kathryn. It'll be a right bobby dazzler when its done xx
ReplyDeleteYes, yes............you've done it beautifully, Kathryn. Can't wait to see the finished piece.
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Looking very promising Kathryn, you have used a gorgeous tonality of rose.
ReplyDeleteI think it is coming out fantastic. I love your wip's ;-)
ReplyDeleteKathryn I think you've nailed it. The light here is gorgeous! I have always admired your floral work. Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteI thought the work you did quite right, and this effect you can use for any other reason, it was spectacular.
ReplyDeletei so agree with you about jacqueline knott's work, it's just breathtaking. i also think learning through an admired artist's work is an incredible way to grow! and this is going to be stunning, i will be following the progress closely! and such incredible shots of your horse! thank you again for your kind words of support. happily the dreaded is slowly but surely dissolving.
ReplyDeleteI think it is really so! Beautiful work, Kathryn!
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