What do you mean going backwards? Awesome that you accepted the no-blend challenge, and a lot of the things in this piece are solid, hard things(window, building, brick arch, etc) so this is a fitting photo for that!
that is beautiful such a great painting. I love it and would hang that on my wall
Yes, well, I have wanted to overcome my addiction to blending for many years. I am either on or off. LOL! Well, we will see how it goes.
Thanks, Dan! I appreciate it.
I struggle with landscapes too! I’m really enjoying seeing your progress in the landscapes course. I’ll have to take that one too (so many to take).
Please do and make your own progress post. I would love to see it.
Personally I think they are well done. Especially if you’ve struggled before. They’re beautiful! I like the first one a lot too
Okay, I tried a different landscape. I am finished with the landscape course, but I did not do as well as I wanted. Here is my latest landscape attempt. I am really trying to loosen up. Soft pastels on sanded paper over an alcohol wash.
Beautiful The trees and bushes have flow, must be a result of loosening up! It adds a different style and movement to the piece, very nice, I hope we see more art from you!
Looking good! I have been wanting to try that course. You made excellent progross
Thank you. Yes, I will keep them coming. I hope… LOL!
Thanks! Please do it and share with us your progress.
This one is nice! What kind of canvas did you use, the texture coming through on the sky is brilliant! Love the appearance of a palm tree again!
Another one. I don’t like this one as well. I got loosened up and then with this one I started tightening up again and making mud. LOL!
It is pastels on sanded paper. I used a purple alcohol wash to underpaint the paper before I applied the dry pastels. So, that is what you are seeing. I thought it was pretty nifty, too.
Artists using traditional media can really do some awesome stuff!