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Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts

Nightlight

I experimented with a new technique on the following drawing.
Watercolors are complicated.
I consider much learning to have occurred.
For anyone wondering about the lull during the past few weeks, let's just say
life is crazy sometimes.

"Nightlight"
5" x 7"
Watercolor
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Yeah, but . . .

This snarky watercolor was the second watercolor-only piece I've made.  I soaked the paper after I drew a pencil outline.  I sprinkled the painting with salt, to experiment.  That yielded the slightly speckled texture.



It's available on my store.

See more pieces with watercolor here.

La Inferma

I used two little blobs of paint for this.  Watercolor is so much different than any medium I've ever used, and I think I like it.
As an experiment I soaked the paper in my sink for about ten minutes, and then used some clamps to hold it to a piece of wood and keep it from wrinkling.  It stayed evenly damp throughout the whole process, which helped the colors merge better.

I think for my first watercolor-only piece, it turned out pretty well.


 La Inferma

See other portraits, art pieces involving watercolor, or check this piece out on my store.

The Old Watcher

This monster makes me sad.  I know I made him up myself, but he feels like a character that I learned about as I drew him.

I would tell you his story, but it's very disturbing. And maybe it would be better if you came up with a story of your own for him.


This was made with watercolors on watercolor paper and a fine-tipped sharpie

Jagged Teeth

The burnt mountains look like dead things,
like hunched-over travelers,
frozen & forgotten
tree stumps,
a burnt-down city,
jagged teeth.




This was my first watercolor piece. See others.

Words Are Dangerous

My House III
8" x 8"
Watercolor and pen on vellum


My brain is full.  Words are dangerous—
so I won't give them to you tonight.

You can find more art based on human bones here, or check out the other images in the "My House" series.

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