More rusts, reds, and purple hues were added to foreground. Shadows were glazed as cast from trees using ultramarine blue and quin gold, from right to left across the bottom. A final splattering of pale orange done up in the foliage and a bit at the bottom for balance. Softening edges with a damp brush will complete the backlit aspens.Sunday, November 21, 2010
Step 10 - Finishing up
More rusts, reds, and purple hues were added to foreground. Shadows were glazed as cast from trees using ultramarine blue and quin gold, from right to left across the bottom. A final splattering of pale orange done up in the foliage and a bit at the bottom for balance. Softening edges with a damp brush will complete the backlit aspens.
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4 comments:
Most beautiful and creative painting of Aspens I've ever seen!
Kay...just wonderful painting of Aspens...very inspiring. Thank you for sharing your approach. Happy continued painting
Lovely demo, Kay
Thanks Nita, Julie, and Ai!
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