I painted another poured painting this week. Looking at it in the photo, I realize that I have a bit more I want to do on this one. I think I will do another pour with the resist off to add more color. I like the red but think I need more. I also want to darken parts of the trees and add more detail and work on the water some more. For now though, I will tape it to the wall and study it for a few days to decide exactly what to add.
The photo I used for this painting was taken in the canyons not too far from our house. I've painted this before and plan to try it in oil and possibly pastel in the future. It's fun to see the different results with each medium. The first time I painted this, I used watercolor and painted almost exclusively wet into wet. The poured painting was also painted very wet but is a very tight, graphic painting since resist was added after each layer of paint. So even though the same medium was used, they look totally differnt. Below is the first painting I did of this scene so you can see the different effects.
So far, I like this first one better but hopefully, when I make the changes to the poured painting, I will like it equally.
Silverado
Image Size 22" x 30"
Watercolor
C'est toujours un émerveillement que de venir vous visiter et d'admirer vos oeuvres... Cette dernière en cours est déjà prometteuse.
ReplyDeleteUne atmosphère où s'épanouit une nature généreuse et en fête...
J'aime également les nuances de couleurs.
Gros bisous
Oh how beautiful! I love the grass work and the colors in the water are exquisite! I think both pieces are beautiful and look forward to seeing this newest piece finished in a few days.
ReplyDeleteMerci Martinealison.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sherry. I'll be working on it some more today.
It's amazing how different the two watercolors are. I've never tried pouring. The first one has a looseness that is appealing. I'm interested to see what you do with the second one after more pouring.
ReplyDeleteThank you for commenting Jean. I'm hoping to liven the poured one up and making it more interesting. It's a bit flat at this point. I like the looseness in the first one also.
ReplyDeleteThey are both equally beautiful, Nancy....the reflections are amazing in the second one...
ReplyDeleteThank you Hilda.
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