Friday, October 15, 2010
Adding the Background
Although we ran out of time in our workshop for Anne Abgott to demonstrate the background for this painting, I referred to her book and also used the same cross-hatching strokes that we used behind the pears. First I brushed some mask around the edges of the glass and cherries so that I did not have to worry about accidently painting over the edges. After the paint dried I removed the mask. I lifted a few highlights on the cherries. I have to admit, I am exhausted from painting this! But it always feels real good to finish something.
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This ... This ... I can not tell how I delight! Incredible! Carolyn, you can create such wonderful pictures! You can draw anything you want:) I'm still impressed and I am look and look a lot on this watercolor and it consumes me! It is a masterpiece! WOW! :-)
Thank you Ti-igra!
We can see your effort in this one. You should hang it in your kitchen. It´s very beautiful, fresh and full of amazing details!
This would be good in the kitchen - make me hungry!
Your cherry painting is wonderful!! It does take a lot of work to do this, I love this style. Your background turned out very well!
Thanks Ida!
I'm liking your move away from landscapes into still life, but that's a personal bias. Very nice!
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