Finally finished all the glazing yesterday, and am starting the subject. I found I didn't get as much streaking from applying water to pre-wet before glazing by instead wetting gently with a spray bottle. So far, I am using aureolin, and quin. pink with the blue shade of phthalo green for the shadows [weird combination though it seems] And I am staying with gold, burnt orange and phthalo green [yellow shade] for the greenery. Once again, I leapt in without fully appreciating how difficult this would be. But we'll see what happens. I think I'll need to have a couple of "easier" paintings on the side to work on when I start going cross-eyed with all the detail on the hollyhocks.
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It's coming along just beautifully! Hollyhocks are so pretty!
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tweedles
Hello dear Kathryn,
ReplyDeleteThis painting is going to be exceptional! The glazing is beautiful, and I am looking forward to seeing the process.
blessings,
Penny
That green background is to die for, love it. A complex subject made to look easy by your explanation which, as always - thank you, is useful to a poor novice.
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to the next post. Stay warm, Kathryn.
the background looks good, really nice greens :)
ReplyDeleteThis is coming along SO beautifully Kathryn! I look forward to the process. It looks very complicated to me especially that I don't do flowers !!!! Lol. Hugs....
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