I didn't like where the last rendition of this was going, so, OF COURSE, I started again. |
It's a narrower format, with a softer [hopefully] positive/negative space effect of willow leaves. |
I am here now. I'll probably bring a very thin yellow wash in front of goose, with drizzles of the leaf colors flowing vertically, in a wet-in-wet wash. |
Bruno looks like a giant anteater here. He's actually reaching down with his choppers to scratch at some obnoxious insect. I even had an opportunity to ride the lad today. OH, I'M IN HEAVEN TODAY!!!! |
You're a girl, Kathryn! What do you do with all the false starts? Do you turn them over and use the other side?
ReplyDeleteGlad you could get out on Bruno .. its beginning to brighten up here and soon the call of the outdoors will get me too!
I just LOVE the honking movement of that goose Kathryn! Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteOh those willow leeves look wonderful! So effective! This one looks to be a winner :0)
ReplyDeleteGood for you, Kathryn!! Enjoy! I spent the morning cleaning the laundry room (suppresses scream)... Pat will be surprised ... after that task, the world looks a better place!
ReplyDeleteThe painting is looking good - I'm behind so will catch up with what you've been doing later. Love the photo of Bruno!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you're back!! Love the beginning of this painting, Kathryn..the willow leaves are perfect..and of course, its always nice to see photos of Bruno.!
ReplyDeleteI like your new painting start, Kathryn. Especially the spring-like background. Glad you got a chance to ride too.
ReplyDeleteWelcome back Kathryn! This new goose is fantastic...hysterical I would say, but gorgeous already...please keep it up :-)) xoxo
ReplyDeleteThis new rendition appears to be more elaborate. Your first "study" is paying off beautifully Kathryn. AND I LOVE THE PHOTO OF BRUNO! WHAT A BEAUTY. LUCKY YOU.
ReplyDeleteMy kids just bought me some watercolor equipment. I believe I need som lessons! :-)
ReplyDeleteWe love those willowy leaves!
ReplyDeleteAnd Bruno is just beautiful! He does look funny - looking at the bug!
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tweedles