Showing posts with label cockatoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cockatoo. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
Dress Code
22x30 watercolor on 140 lb cold press paper, a design composition I made up awhile back using parts of a dress catalog advertisement, one of my red amaryllis and my cockatoo paintings. Along with the cut up dress images, I squeezed in iconic evergreen trees here and there. I moved parts around on a large 5x9 index card until I got a pleasing arrangement, then drew it from there. Each abstract segment is its own little painting. The large black pendant necklace on a grey and red suit gave the painting its title of Dress Code.
Thursday, March 15, 2012
Cockatoo Karma
15x11 watercolor of white cockatoo named Karma that I painted today from black & white photo ref of my friend Valri in Florida. The bird was in a kitchen setting so I took artistic license and changed that to a tropical scene and jazzed her up at the same time. Paper is Canson 140 lb cold press, Daniel Smith paints, done wet on dry.
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