Showing posts with label watercolor heart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watercolor heart. Show all posts
Thursday, February 7, 2013
Guest Artist - Polly Birchall (UK) Less Salt Happy Heart
Another painter from England joins our Brushworks blog heart series today with this fun and lively watercolor. It is 9" x 8" on Langton Paper, and she used mainly Cad Red, Perm Rose and Winsor Violet, with both table salt and sea salt. Title of the valentine is printed upper right and Polly says salt is not good for us but in watercolor it is used to make textural effects as she's shown here. Thank you, Polly! Happy Valentine's!
Monday, February 4, 2013
Guest Artist - David Godbolt (UK) Valentine Heart
8x6 watercolor on Arches 200 lb CP paper/Winsor Newton paints and Derwent coloursoft pencils by our next guest artist, David Godbolt. He works in watermedia and creates some amazing designs! See his website for more exciting images by this Essex, UK painter: http://dagart.coffeecup.com/index.html
Monday, October 8, 2012
Wild Heart
7.5x5.5 watercolor on Strathmore 140 lb cold press paper. I first drew a heart shape with white Crayola crayon, then put a few strokes inside it. Next was adding paint to dry paper laid flat, beginning with new gamboge, then Grumbacher red, and Prussian blue, letting the colors mix by themselves. The crayon resisted color and gave a nice wild edge to the shape. When dry, I used black Micron 01 pen to draw in loose sided box with hooks and beads to anchor it.
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