Teapot:
:: teapot - willow charcoal on A2 paper |
:: teapot - watercolour an A4 (in progress) |
Grater:
:: grater - graphite on A2 paper |
:: grater - watercolour on A4 (in progress) |
I have also started doing a watercolour of my landscape I did last week in my drawing class... quite a challenge and it's looking good so far. I never thought I would ever do a watercolour landscape, I actually quite like it :)
:: landscape - image source Cuba Gallery |
:: landscape - watercolour on A4 (in progress) |
I'm using Heather Smith Jones' book Water Paper Paint as a guide - Project 22: Working from a photograph. I love this book, there are so many helpful tips for whatever watercolour painting you want to do... I use it all the time.
:: Water Paper Paint by Heather Smith Jones |
Note: Apologies for the rather dark watercolour photos... I've been waiting around all day for a little bit of good light... but it has been raining on and off here all day!! There also a bit of a weird blur on a few as it seems I have a bit of dust in my camera (on the sensor)... arghhh!!
Everything was driving me a little nutso today!!
Hope you are all have a great day :)
Wow, all are looking great so far!
ReplyDeleteJeepers. You are really good at the drawing / watercolour thing! They look great!
ReplyDeleteYour work is amazing...you definitely have a talent there.
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These are so pretty! I really admire your determination to do a bit everyday, even when there is so little space sometimes. As always, I'm very inspired. I will definitely do a bit each day from now on, because of my tight schedule at school and lots of lots of lectures.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone... your all so sweet :)
ReplyDeleteHalina - Thank you :) I do find it hard to find time sometimes but that's why I have so many different little projects going on, so I can squeeze bits of them into my day... eventually... something get completed :)
Love, love love! That first teapot sketch especially !!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm so impressed with the watercolors! I just put that watercolor book on my Amazon wish list. I really like that drawing of the grater. That's the sort of thing it's hard to do in bits and pieces, too. Well done!
ReplyDeletei love the look of the watercolour already!
ReplyDeleteAwesome teapot!
ReplyDeleteRonnie xo