Every Time I Remove Masking With the masking removed, it’s a good time to put the painting away for a few days. I’ll spend this time preparing for a workshop I’m teaching on Sat. and will try not to look at the bridal bouquet portrait again until Sunday. This break will give me a fresh [...]
Posts Tagged ‘masking’
I Feel Like A Quick-Change Artist
Posted in Watercolor Tips, WELCOME TO MY WORLD, tagged bridal bouquet, FlOWERS, fresh perspective, masking, watercolor on May 8, 2012 | 2 Comments »
Iris No. 16 – Demo Preparation
Posted in Current Events, WELCOME TO MY WORLD, tagged iris, masking, matthews artist guild on March 13, 2012 | 4 Comments »
I’m doing some preliminary masking on Iris No. 16 in preparation for tonight’s watercolor demonstration for Matthews Artists Guild. Looking forward to being with MAG and meeting new artists. And I guess you can see, I cleaned off at least one of my painting surfaces
House Portrait Continued – Shutters & Windows
Posted in house portrait, WELCOME TO MY WORLD, tagged house portrait, masking, mixing color opposites, shutters, windows on December 13, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Create Harmonious Neutrals On Palette & Paper Blending color opposites creates lovely neutrals. Here I am blending red and green to create a range of choices for the shutter colors. Shutters in sunlight will appear differently than shutters in shadow underneath porch roof. Applying first wash. I like the windows to appear lit [...]
Saving Whites Today…
Posted in WELCOME TO MY WORLD, tagged house portrait, left brain, masking, right brain, saving whites on December 1, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Hoping To Add Color Tomorrow. You’ll Be The First To Know. Above is a commissioned house portrait in process. For the last few days, I’ve hovered over it with a magnifying glass, finding and fine-tuning little details. A dot symbolizing a front door key lock and a dash for a mail slot. I know these [...]