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| I left off here the last post. |
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| Since then, I darkened the water several times with a dark blue mixture, and then unfortunately added some pink, too. It doesn't appeal to me. |
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| I worked on this for a while this morning, adding the net, shadows and details. I'll put it aside and take another look, and maybe show it to Gary, too. My thought right now is to enlarge the ship, put it in a portrait format, and grey down the pink! |
Love following the process through, you make it all sound so simple and direct! I know it's not though. Just love boats in general although, unlike Pat, I'm not that fussed about sailing them, it doesn't stop me building them. I have the next one on the drawing board and I'm not half way through the current Maine Lobster Boat.
ReplyDeleteWe see the beauty in it,, just as it is!!!
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Hmm, I see what you mean. The pink gives the painting an sunset feeling. Still beautiful!
ReplyDeleteDear Kathryn I know whatever you decide will be an excellent decision. Actually I like that touch of pink. It is always good to see your process. Hope you had a great weekend. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteIt is lovely Kathryn! If you are worried about the pink, why not put a very dilute layer of Indian Yellow over the top of the pink? That way you will hopefully get that gorgeous sunset/salmon pink that you often see in the sky... Mind you, it's at your own risk, lol! ;0)
ReplyDeleteI like the pink, makes the water glow more :) (coming from the person who had bright pink hair :p)
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