Here are Pancho and Lefty perched on their tree limb. I did use Liquitex acrylics on parts of the birds and watercolor on the rest, reworking the top left background with American Journey's Orchid and Periwinkle Blue. Other areas used Mint Julep. I hope this version is a much improved one!Saturday, March 26, 2011
Pancho and Lefty AFTER version
Here are Pancho and Lefty perched on their tree limb. I did use Liquitex acrylics on parts of the birds and watercolor on the rest, reworking the top left background with American Journey's Orchid and Periwinkle Blue. Other areas used Mint Julep. I hope this version is a much improved one!
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3 comments:
Kay, I'm always blown away by your 'reworks' - you have such imagination and color style! Too bad I don't live closer, I have a whole pile of paintings that could use your magic!
Such a clever idea.
I LOVE these! SO strong and vibrant and FUN!!!
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