I've been trying to think of a way to paint dead hydrangea. This I started with a w/w, go where you will, wash of quin. gold and quin. siena. I must admit, I like the shapes even at this early stage. |
Again, all done w/w, painting groups of petals. I am using quin. pink, alizarin crimson, quin. burnt orange, cobalt blue and indanthrone blue. |
I am at this point now, and am quite excited about how it is coming along. This will be about 6 x 8 inches when finished. |
I can see it emerging ... be interesting to see how it develops, Kathryn.
ReplyDeleteThe chicken is finger-licking good! :0))
I love the way the hydrangea is coming along...but that CHICKEN is awesome already..glad you're working loosely...it will be a winner!
ReplyDeleteHi Kathryn:) Dead hydrangea have those special colors and yours has that too. This is going to be a very beautiful peace of art! AND DON'T START OVER!!!
ReplyDeleteThat chicken is so lovely. I'm curious how you will finish it:)
Hydrangeas are one of my favorite flowers, both to look at and to paint, and I really love what I see and look forward to seeing the next step ! And what a gorgeous movement in the chicken !
ReplyDeleteyour delicate touch will carry them nicely, but the compositions are spot on. Just lovely eye candy already.
ReplyDeleteWho'd think of painting a dead flower? Great to think outside the box! And the chicken looks just like our Frankie - commonly found wandering around our kitchen! :0)
ReplyDeleteYou produce an amazing about of work and you have such a wonderful sense of color. Looking good! I always enjoy seeing your furry/feathered family!
ReplyDeleteSweet Kat
ReplyDeleteI love the chicky. But it does not matter what you choose--- you can make a dab here and a dab there- and suddenly you bring it to life- because you are magical! We love everything you do- everything,,
Even a wooly caterpillar!
love
tweedles