12x8.5 watercolor using only a small palette knife of birches on Strathmore 140 lb cold press paper, done this evening. I used the knife usually reserved for my oils and scraped and dragged paint up and down until tree shapes were visible; lots of lost edges to blend in with white snow background and foreground. I was not sure I could do shadows with the knife but those were easy once I wet the horizontal areas with water, then the paint. Colors used: Quinacridone burnt orange and gold, carbazole violet, UB, Midnight Blue, raw sienna, transparent pyrrol orange, new gamboge, Peachy Keen, Brown Derby, Coffee with Cream.
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4 comments:
wonderful new look. Love the trees interesting technique
Thank you, Cathy!
Gorgeous Kay! I love the shadows at the base of the trees :0)
Lovely trees! :)
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