Showing posts with label limited palette cactus painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label limited palette cactus painting. Show all posts
Monday, September 15, 2025
Cactus Coloring
8x6 watercolor using limited palette of alizarin crimson, Moonglow, and aureolin paints on handmade rough cold press paper. I painted this imaginary desert cactus scene around first week or so of September, another in my series.
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Monday, August 18, 2025
Sunday Prickly Pears
12x9 watercolor using a limited palette of Payne's Gray, Perylene Maroon, and Quinacridone Gold on Canson 120 lb for mixed media paper. With this palette, I'm still exploring color combinations on the imaginary landscape cactus. This one was done in July.
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Sunday, July 20, 2025
Hot July Prickly Pears
10x14 watercolor on Stonehenge aqua 140 lb hot press paper done last week using a limited palette. This was a class exercise learning to mix three primary color versions of Payne's gray, Perylene maroon, and quinacridone gold.
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