In this one I tried getting the pine trees down, did a lot better in my opinion. Got some more un-still water going in the foreground, tried a cabin for the first time. Did some bigger fluffier clouds.
Sunday, April 24, 2011
Sunday, April 3, 2011
Depth
This was my first time painting on an 18 X 24 inch canvas. Loved it. There was more room to work with, and things seemed to flow a bit easier. I liked the clouds in this one, combined with the mountain, and some of them showing from behind in the valleys of the peaks. Made it a bit interesting.
At this point I was pretty darn happy with how the mountains were coming out. Next came the highlights.
Halfway through the mountain highlights. I was pretty pleased thus far.
I believe these are the best mountains I've ever done, not just straight shots, really a range that had a bit of interesting things going on.
Next I went for some way distant foothils with a lavender color, and then a bit darked in front for the way distant pine trees.
I've become a lot happier with my pine trees so I figured I'd give them another shot.
After they were all put in.
The beginnings of more land masses.
I wasn't quite as interested in the water lines this time. But I put a few in.
I decided to put some stones in the water, wasn't super happy with them because the color I used was to light. I added a bit darker on for some of them. Haven't done those before. Also put some more grass.
I added a couple sticks and twigs in there and called it finished. Overall I was real happy with the mountains, clouds, distant trees, distant foothill, the furthest pine trees and the water color on the right hand side. I didn't like the closest land masses as much, and I need to thin my paint a bit more before trying to highlight the pine trees. Overall I was pretty happy with it.
I decided to try out a little wilder mountain pattern this time. I felt confident enough it would come out looking decent in the end.
Halfway through the mountain highlights. I was pretty pleased thus far.
I believe these are the best mountains I've ever done, not just straight shots, really a range that had a bit of interesting things going on.
Next I went for some way distant foothils with a lavender color, and then a bit darked in front for the way distant pine trees.
I've become a lot happier with my pine trees so I figured I'd give them another shot.
After they were all put in.
The beginnings of more land masses.
I wasn't quite as interested in the water lines this time. But I put a few in.
I decided to put some stones in the water, wasn't super happy with them because the color I used was to light. I added a bit darker on for some of them. Haven't done those before. Also put some more grass.
I added a couple sticks and twigs in there and called it finished. Overall I was real happy with the mountains, clouds, distant trees, distant foothill, the furthest pine trees and the water color on the right hand side. I didn't like the closest land masses as much, and I need to thin my paint a bit more before trying to highlight the pine trees. Overall I was pretty happy with it.
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