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| I played with the background of the chickadees, using "sludge" colors. That's what I call sedimentary pigments, as they are heavy and cover almost everything else. But I must admit, they give a decent look here. I'll probably try these two again, after touching up the drawings and doing a proper value study. |
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| And this cutie will be done, too. |
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| I started this in class last Saturday. I like the mountains, and the sweep of the hills ... |
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| ... but somewhere I lost it. I don't think the green was a good idea. |
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| I did a quick finish at home. I think oranges and yellows throughout the work, with some violet shadow would be a better plan. The class wanted to do a landscape, so I thought I'd try to paint something along the lines of the big painting I have to do with all the animals. The person who commissioned the work lives in a part of the States with dry, rolling hills, with tall and rough-looking mountains in the distance, so I tried a practice run on the background. |
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| This is what I am playing with right now. Again, it was something I started in class; this one is preparation for a larger painting. I need the bright colors, and the accommodation of flowers - they don't mind too much what you do with their shapes and colors in a painting. Thank you for dropping by!! |
