Next a light wash of turquoise on the shutters, a bit more rusty in the arch and added more color to the greenery.
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4 comments:
This is wonderful! I love the angle of the window because it adds so much interest to it. Your perspective skills and eye for just the right amount of detail shine through.
I went back and enjoyed the process and back further and enjoyed reading about the ananual get-to-gether. Lucky, lucky YOU!
Looking great, Deb. I love the subtle texture in the shadows on the arch ... Great subject too!
Thank you both.
Yes, Julie, I am truly blessed with wonderful art friends!
Dear Deb this is so good. I love the way you made the paint look like it was peeling. Fantastic texture too. Hope to see the finished piece.
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