5.10.2015
Fall Glory
I know it's not yet that time of year, but I wanted to experiment with a combination of yellows and oranges for a course I am creating on the site udemy.com on how to paint a fall landscape. I am pleased with these particular color combinations and think I will go with them. It's paradoxical that fall leaves create such a beautiful site in their dying throes. I used Daniel Smith's new gamboge, golden ochre, cadmium red mixed with new gamboge and French ultramarine mixed with burnt umber for the few darks in the leaves. For the ground area I dribbled sepia ink over the watercolors for texture.
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The ink is a very nice effect.
ReplyDeleteThanks Janet for visiting my blog and for your nice comment.
DeleteThe tree and the ground are so much in harmony and made for each other, beautiful work!
ReplyDeleteThank you Padmaja. I like to keep things harmonious by using a limited pallette.
DeleteLove the texture of the foreground. Lovely work.
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen. I love using lots of texture in my watercolors.
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