This one is looking for something good to eat on a summer's day.
And this one is mad, standing out in the wind while a storm is brewing! ha ha
I did both by putting down the India Ink first, using the ink like watercolor (with a small brush and wetting areas to lighten them); then I put in the light watercolor washes as background.
13 comments:
Rhonda, these are so cute! The second one has real personality! Love these.....
Love the crows, especially the bottom one.
Hmmm, the angry crow is so cute he makes me chuckle. :)
Thanks, Maggie, Hallie and Carol - I think the mad crow is my favorite, too :) That blob of ink over his head is like a dark cloud! ha ha
Brilliant Rhonda! Love them both but especially the bottom one!
Both are wonderful, Rhonda! I love the second and it seems as though there are mountains in the distance!
Rhonda, I really like your inky dinky crows. They both have attitude!
Hi there Rhonda!... If art is about having fun... it is obvious from all of these "play" experiments that you are indeed having whole lot of fun in the process of learning as well!
I absolutely love the crow caricatures - bang on... scruffy... rough and nasty! You certainly have captured those crow elements!
Good Painting... and Playing!
Warmest regards,
Bruce
Thanks so much, Sharon, Sherry and Carol.
Bruce, I think I was a crow in a previous lifetime! ha ha
I like the second too... have just been watching a dvd on line and wash and painting with ink... have done a bit myself and think it would be a good topic to cover with my classes.
Thanks, Judith. It would be a good lesson for the students - I may add this one in for my students later but will have to purchase more ink first :)
Love, love, love these!
Thanks, Pam. Doing them in ink was fun.
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