From sketch to watercolor #2. I did not work too close to the pencil sketch here. The sketch was just giving a rough idea about the setting. I completed the farm with a barn but what interested me most was the color composition.
Von der Skizze zum Aquarell #2. Ich habe mich hier nur grob an der Bleistift-Skizze orientiert. Sie war nur eine grobe Idee der Szenerie. Ich habe die Farm durch eine Scheune vervollständigt, aber eigentlich ging es mir hauptsächlich um die Farb-Komposition.
Pencil-Sketches
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236_2017 Watercolor / Gerstaecker Aquarellkarton 50 cm x 70 cm / 27.6´ x 19.7´ / Lukas Aquarell 1862 Lukas Farben
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wow! this is just magic. Watching the painting emerge as you “lay it and leave it”. You paint with such incredible confidence and never get fussy. the results are awesome!
I Hope you will want to do more of these step by step posts from time to time.
Thanks for sharing.
Holly
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Thanks so much, Holly! What a great compliment! 🙂 Yes, I will do more of these step-by-step posts. They are fun to do and help me to see my own mistakes much better. 🙂
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