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| You remember this little cutie. Well, there were actually at least a dozen of them scurrying around the field. |
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| I masked the geese, and then painted three wet-in-wet graded washes - quin. burnt orange, pink and indanthrone blue. Then I removed the masking, and started working on their form shadows with a mixture of orange, pink and indanthrone. The beaks were first done with indanthrone. |
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| The blacks of their eyes and beaks were painted with a mix of quin. burnt orange, quin. violet and indanthrone. And I did a wash of aureolin on their legs. |
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| I am here now. I've done two glazes on their form shadows, and am ready to get their local color - a purply/grey - started. I have also glazed their legs with a green made of aureolin, indanthrone and orange. I have a feeling the color to be added to their feathers will have to be dry-brushed on ... carefully. That's why I have stopped here to take a break. And Bruno is hollering from his paddock. Time to RIDE!!! Thank you so much for dropping by! |
Hello Kathyrn,
ReplyDeleteFirst, thank you so much for your kind words about my drawing ~Wicked~. Coming from an artist such as yourself, it means so much.
Oh now, this watercolor just touches my heart... I love the work so far, as am looking forward to seeing the completion.
Have a beautiful weekend.
fondly,
Penny
They sure are cuties. Can't wait to see them finished!
ReplyDeleteWe love to see the family growing!! They are beautiful!
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tweedles
They are so adorable☺
ReplyDeleteSo cute! Have fun today with Bruno and your class!
ReplyDeleteLooking good! Glad Bruno is getting a workout today :)
ReplyDeleteLOVE your work with these geese!! I never get enough!
ReplyDeletelovely gaggle of goslings :)
ReplyDeleteMust be quite a sight with all these little cuties running around , they just make you smile don't they :-)) xx
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