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11 comments:
Deb, your slow but steady way means you think more and decide where to put that paint before putting it down = a good way to get a successful painting. I just don't have the patience to do it that way but I'm getting better at some paintings. I'm wondering if a little falling leaf coming from the top would work on the right side?
Beautiful shading, nice clean colors, technically perfect - which I really, really, admire!
Beautifully done! That's the way I usually paint, slowly, glaze by glaze.
Gorgeous colours Debs and the leaf shapes are so fluid. Love the story of the IKEA shoe trip but whats this about toilet paper? Another saga told I missed. Please point me in the right direction for a good read and laugh, I trust.
This is really looking great ... I love the edges of the leaves. Very attractive.
Rhonda, I'll consider it when this section is finished.
Christiane - gee, I'm "perfect"!
Kathryn - I'm with you, slow and steady.
Joan, you didn't miss it, never posted "en blog" but maybe some day!
Thanks Nancy.
Your works are done so beautifully!
Wow, I'm impressed. I've been looking around at leaf paintings because, while I think I do them well in charcoal, painting them in color has pretty much always eluded me and kinda limits my subject matter.
These are looking great though. You make them look so vibrant but realistic at the same time.
Summer, thanks for stopping by. I'm sure you can add a little colored pencil to your work, or a little w/c wash - there's your color!
I think the negative space is a part of it. Don't mess with it.
Great job Deb.
Thanks Gary - hope you see my next post because I'm going to be asking for help!!!
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