Saturday, September 11, 2010
Filet Mignon.
Visiting my friends. I used Winsor and Newton small watercolor only. Was a little too weird not to have regular red, here is Alizarin crimson, but I mixed it a little with yellow and it gave me red. Before I was thinking to get separately red, white, payne gray, ochre, umber and siena, to complete my earthy favorites, but I did this in what was included in this set, and even used little attached palette instead of separate one. I think it is enough. At first I put in the tin red from russian "White Nights", but compare to Winsor and Newton paints it felt like painting with shoe cream, so I took it out. Meat was delicious, so I wanted to pay tribute to this spontaneous party and our drawing session afterwards.
Labels:
sketch,
water brush,
watercolor,
watercolor moleskine
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Very harmonious watercolor. You balanced your palette by neutralizing those brighter colors you are not used to. I, also, like those muted earthy tones. But I find it a challenge sometimes to "tame" the brighter palette. Hope you work more in this lively chromatic manner.
Thank you very much. I was experimenting with limited palette and tried to keep light "unfinished" look. I like bright colors, really want to get inks and do something with it. Your paintings are so beautiful.
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