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| Since the past post, I have tweaked the foliage, added a w/w wash of quin. violet to the fall, and started working on the teeny, tiny shadows on the uprights. Right about now, when I am cross-eyed from trying to paint detail, I ask myself WHY I choose complicated subjects. But ... here it is, almost done ... Thank you for dropping by! Your comments are always welcome. |
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Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Asking Myself "Why" ... Why Do I Tackle Such Complicated Subjects??? Iris Update
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This is why, when you create something of beauty that is purely yours.
ReplyDeleteBecause you do it so amazingly well!! Stop now!!! (Looks done to me). Fabulous! Composition - wonderful! And how you do those whites - 'taint easy - but you make it look like nothing. That is why!
ReplyDeleteOH Kathryn - this is down right gorgeous. I just love it. You made this complicated flower jump right off the page. So glad you shared - Hugs!
ReplyDeletebecause you like challenges, and you,, have a magic paint brush!
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Chère Kathryn,
ReplyDeleteTu as tellement de talent que tu peux peindre tous les sujets, même les plus compliqués!
Cette aquarelle est déjà une merveille...
Bises :)
This is still ALMOST done!!! You have so much patience. Great job.
ReplyDeleteIt is absolutely exquisite! Love it ♥
ReplyDeleteBeautiful washes on the large petals. Looks like it's going to be another beauty!
ReplyDeleteYou do it so you can capture the perfection of the bloom - and you do! I am seeing this flower in high definition and 3 dimensions!
ReplyDeleteThis is SO outstanding, Kathryn!! Congratulations on an excellent piece!! LOVE IT!!!
ReplyDeleteYou LOVE painting these complicated subjects, and it shows! This one is perfect, Kathryn, the purples and greens are beautiful!
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