I'm new to watercolour and still need lots of practice - it's so unpredictable! One thing I did realise though was that adding some ultramarine blue into my black/shadow areas really helped lively things up and make it more dimensional. All my mixed media/acrylic/pencil/collage playing with colour has its uses in this medium too!
As an aside, if you've ever heard a kookaburra you'll know they do laugh... but like a crazy thing that's just been given custard on their green beans in the asylum. :-) Just sayin'.
Love your kookaburra- beautiful, sensitive brush work.
ReplyDeleteI woke to a laughing kookaburra a couple of days ago:)
You did a wonderful job with the watercolor - it is a difficult medium. The colors are terrific. I have done some - I don't think I have enough patience (yet) - I do love the results though
ReplyDeleteLovely little kookaburra! I so wish I could see+hear one in person. We don't have them here. Lovely technique...It's hard to believe you're new to watercolors! Happy PPF! xo, janice
ReplyDeleteYour painting of the kookaburra is done with such skill. Beautiful work.
ReplyDeletePriceless...great quote too....love it!
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New to watercolor? WOW!!! This is brilliant...the color is stellar and the strokes are so romantic. Heartfully, samara shadowsideart.blogspot.ca
ReplyDeleteThis little guy is just beautiful. Wonderful art
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This is an absolute beauty :)
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