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4.09.2010

playing with watercolor

More TV time sketches. Have a lot to learn about watercolor but I think the medium is a good teacher of many color and light lessons.






From Winslow Homer



















From JS Sargent

When errors are made, I use the old 'potted palm' masking technique!

11 comments:

  1. Crystal Cook4/09/2010 01:01:00 PM

    Beautiful sketches. I really love the bottom one :)

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  2. Angela Ooghe4/09/2010 08:29:00 PM

    Really nice. I especially like the one from Winslow Homer.

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  3. Maria Kovalenko Leysens4/09/2010 09:01:00 PM

    What a geat idea... these wonderful sketches. Just to keep things flowing when a bigger project is not on the table.

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  4. Katherine van Schoonhoven4/09/2010 11:42:00 PM

    Ah, the old potted palm trick! I like it! Nice job saving the whites.

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  5. Earthula4/10/2010 12:10:00 AM

    The folds of fabric... very nice.
    Fantastic light ness of touch.

    and the potted plant blind! Subtle.

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  6. Celeste Bergin4/10/2010 01:14:00 AM

    I will put potted palm over all I do not like--lol nice watercolors! Fun to look at

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  7. billspaintingmn4/10/2010 02:46:00 PM

    Fun stuff here! Your watercolors are great!
    I don't understand the potted palm remark!?

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  8. Kaylyn Munro4/10/2010 07:35:00 PM

    Bill, that green blob at the fellows elbow. If you look at it without too much scrutiny you might imagine it is plant. Its not in Sargent's protrait, but I messed up the guys arm so I shoved a 'potted palm' in to hide the damage!

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  9. M J Muir4/10/2010 09:02:00 PM

    I am so glad you explained the potted palm thing! I will remember it for future problems with paintings.
    Your watercolours are delightful and fun and light.

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  10. http://www.onpainting.wordpress.com12/24/2010 08:25:00 PM

    I really like the Homer piece. Makes me want to get the watercolors out which I will regret and blame you. I hope you are ready for the responsibility :-)

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