I didn't realise you built up the crow in stages. I thought it was a concentrated wet into wet technique. Having said that your crows are beautiful! I look forward to the next stage Rhonda.
Thanks, Barbra Joan - we do love our crows!! Caroline, I usually go in all at one with dark colors wet-in-wet or wet into dry, but wanted to try an underpainting and then darken it later - it works but I think either way works, too.
Thanks, Jennifer Rose. He is getting darker, which means the background will need something, too :) One little change and you have to change other things to make the whole work together (you know that with your 3D work and how you manipulate one thing and then another has to be changed a bit :)
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I'm really liking these bird paintings.. and you know how I feel about the crows.
Hope to see this one finished.
I didn't realise you built up the crow in stages. I thought it was a concentrated wet into wet technique. Having said that your crows are beautiful! I look forward to the next stage Rhonda.
I actually like the ghost look it has at the moment :)
Thanks, Barbra Joan - we do love our crows!!
Caroline, I usually go in all at one with dark colors wet-in-wet or wet into dry, but wanted to try an underpainting and then darken it later - it works but I think either way works, too.
Thanks, Jennifer Rose. He is getting darker, which means the background will need something, too :) One little change and you have to change other things to make the whole work together (you know that with your 3D work and how you manipulate one thing and then another has to be changed a bit :)
oh i know all too well how moving something with the 3D work can make other parts go all weird lol :p
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