Although I do paintings large and small on canvas using acrylics, you may have guessed by now that I enjoy Watercolours too. At the moment I'm working my way slowly through a collection of watercolour paintings, which I intend to frame and sell. These I will share here eventually....but be patient I don't intend to hurry them.
In the meantime another part of watercolours for me is Sketching. Sometimes they are roughly done quick notes (for reference later) or they turn into a more detailed watercolour - but still a sketch nonetheless. It's strange how a rough sketch, that barely looks like the subject, can actually remind me of what the place/object was like at that time.
Here's one that probably fits in between rough sketch and detailed...okay lets call it a loose sketch ....I actually love painting these. I do a quick pencil outline and then get to enjoy the feeling of the brush and painterlyness (I know, that isn't a word...but it is Sunday and that's the mood I'm in...so painterlyness it is) :-)
.....sketched from this photo of our daughter's little dog Hamish...(with permission - thanks Lil)
I used:
Pencil
Watercolour:
Burnt Sienna
Ultramarine Blue
Aureolin
Perm Rose
15 comments:
Your sketch not only captures the puppy having a good time, but the joy of you putting paint to paper.
I like the loose style you have used for this little dog. I keep trying to loosen up my style and am hoping that joining PPP&P will give me the impetus to do it.
Thank you for commenting - you are my first PPP&P commenter! I'll be back.
Just lovely you captured his essence!
I'm sure joining in PPP&P will help your art work and I'm looking forward to seeing lots more drawings from you Jez.
Thanks Christine :-)
A very handsome Hamish in both pics :-)
You have caught him well!
Thanks Muleteers :-)
Thanks DW :-)
It is SO a word! I knew it was Hamish before I saw the reference photo!
Aww, Thanks Robin :-)
A wonderful picture of Hamish. Sarah x
Thanks Sarah :-)
I missed this. You do these so well. Fun to see them. Will also be fun to see the new paintings when done. No pressure tho lol
Thanks for that Cris :-))
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