Tuesday, March 27, 2018

Mysterious Pear

12x9 Brusho watermedia painted today, modeled after my October pear done in acrylics while in Bob Burridge's class.  The more I play with Brusho (watercolor crystals) the more I admire its qualities and properties.  For the most part, it paints itself with a little guidance from water and a large brush.  Look closely to see color nuances; most was applied using black Brusho.
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