Break The Clouds / Continuing to work to frameless watercolors
I've been considering this 140 lb cold press paper that I have stored as well as some cradled blocks. The last time that I tried to mount a watercolor, I used a painting that I did on 300 lb paper, and it wasn't the easiest thing to glue down with mat medium. One of the things that held me up was my lack of acrylic and brushes to finish the sides of the painting. I just got in an order that had new watercolors, new acrylics, and some good brushes. I'm kind of excited. At the same time, the weather turned, and it's been rainy and gray. So, here's a watercolor channeling the weather, using some new paints on 140 lb cold press, sized for one of my boards. Paints: indanthrone blue, indian yellow, van dyck brown, and quin burnt orange. I'm excited to have indian yellow back on my paletted--I've been out for ages, and just managed to get a new tube. via Blogger http://ift.tt/2dsV6Xn September 30, 2016 at 11:50AM
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Welcome back Indian yellow and friends.! Can you tell I just got an art supply order? #watercolor9/28/2016
Fall Morning on the Fairway.
I'm testing how things post various places, so forgive me for a very limited number of words today.
Quin burnt orange. Phthalo blue gs, isodionline yellow, and cobalt teal blue. On Fabriano 140 lb cold press paper.
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