Another water lily painting using the Elegant Writer technique where you draw around the subject with the Elegant Writer and bleed that out using just water and a soft brush. Then you add watercolor.
The first one, I left the lily white. This time I bled out the Elegant Writer pen marks and added a touch of violet.
The students finished their paintings today, using this technique.
Rhonda, really elegant and sophisticated! Weldone. Thank you for sharing the info. Cheers, Sadami
ReplyDeleteThis lily looks really great :)
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I tried to paint
some flowers :))
Have a beautiful day
Tinna ✐
Dear Rhonda- I am really enjoying the art you are doing. The Elegant Writer certainly makes this piece sing. Hope you have a super day.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sadami and Debbie :) Tinna, I'll have to come over and see your flowers - hope you posted them :)
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so beautiful Rhonda. I now havew to get one of these and give it a try! Thanks for teaching me about the process.
ReplyDeleteThe texture of this is wonderful. What size is it?
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sherry and Elizabeth (do try it, it's fun - you may even incorporate the pens and bleeding colors into your skies!).
ReplyDeleteAlice Jo, thanks so much. The first one is larger at 11 x 15 inches and this one is 10 x 12 inches. So both are fairly small, just to play with the technique.
love the texture of the water :D
ReplyDeletereally need to get some of these pens to try, they seems like fun :)
Thanks, Jennifer Rose :) Do try them - just for fun and for another tool in your art kit :)
ReplyDeletethis came out great. I like how you used the elegant writer pens for this. It worked really well with your image.
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