Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Fuschia
This is the very first water color painting that I ever did, while the rest of my high school class was painting apples. I can still see my teacher looking at it with his hand on his beard and saying "Sue, you've outdone yourself. But the task was to use the water color as a wash not as you have. So you will have to do another painting." So I painted lilacs.
What this technique is called is dry brush because the colors are applied and then the next is applied after the first dries. I love this technique because it appeals to the obsessive side of me. The wash is nice too, but far more unpredictable.
While others needed a model to go by, this came straight from my head and is titled Fuschia.
What this technique is called is dry brush because the colors are applied and then the next is applied after the first dries. I love this technique because it appeals to the obsessive side of me. The wash is nice too, but far more unpredictable.
While others needed a model to go by, this came straight from my head and is titled Fuschia.
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4 comments:
Wow,beautiful!And I like the wooden frame.
Love the colors, and the curves of the composition. Lovely work, Sue.
What Doug said. Very pretty, Sue.
Awe makes me wanna go to the garden centre and find buy one...It is beautiful!
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