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| Boy, this painting looks so stark on this page! I did several washes of thin aureolin, quin. coral and pink, and cobalt blue to get the background sunrise. Then I started doing some thin washes of the coral and blue, with quin. siena to paint the distant tree-line. |
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| I then did more w/w along the bottom of the trees at the horizon to suggest fog. Again I used coral, siena and blue. |
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| At this stage, I extended the line of water all along the bottom, and dropped in some of the coral/siena/blue mixture, with a lot more blue. Before I did that, I lifted some lines to suggest sunlight coming through the trees and fog. NOW to tackle the foreground! Thank you for dropping by, and all your comments are most welcome! |
I can't remember you doing a landscape, Kathryn. I'm looking forward to see how this develops. Have a nice Sunday!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing! I enjoy it!
ReplyDeleteLike I said earlier. You have so much of patience and strive for perfection.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing the completed piece, thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWe think its perfectly beautiful! We can "feel" the emotion in that painting and we love it.
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I do enjoy seeing the whole process as you go. I'm sure this is going to be beautiful :0)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love the way you've painted it so far!
ReplyDeleteLoving the misty atmosphere, Kathryn! Wonderful work..
ReplyDeleteI feel that the painting is perfect as it is, but anyhow curious to see what you will do with the foreground.
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