I have masked the perimeter of the hen, and done three graded washes - two of aureolin and one of pink. |
I have done a graded wash of quin. burnt orange which wubbled a bit on the lower left because I didn't get to it quickly enough with the hair dryer. |
I've done another graded wash of the orange, let it dry, then covered the hen and done a splatter with a brown mixture. |
Love that strut!!!! It's coming along beautifully, Kathryn!!!
ReplyDeleteShe looks very determined as hens do! It´s turning out so good looking. I know it´s not easy to put spots of maskingfluid. But have you thought of splattering masking fluid with a toothbrush? I tried that on a flowerpainting lately, and it was looking good I think.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to see your final result with the hen!
LOL great movement !
ReplyDeleteWhat a delight, Kathryn!
ReplyDeleteStrutting her stuff. The technicalities are still a little beyond me, Kathryn, but I'm getting there!
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous hen! She's a real beauty and well painted.
ReplyDeleteGeweldig wat een mooie kip goed gedaan lieve groetjes Danielle
ReplyDeleteGREAT ! ... love the min B/W white hen they must look good together.
ReplyDeleteYour hens are beautiful Kathryn! I really love this one!
ReplyDeleteHi Kathryn,
ReplyDeletereally powerful colour. I like it.