Venice - the darker side?

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I like this.Very nice

Posted by Larry Reynolds on Sun 01 Jul 19:01:47

Cockling doesn't really matter, but if it troubles you it can be prevented and corrected should it happen - I like the darker side approach, because we so rarely see it. Is this pthalo blue, or Prussian, as a matter of interest?

Posted by Robert Jones, NAPA on Sun 01 Jul 19:44:31

Thank you, Larry!

Posted by Ann Cook on Mon 02 Jul 09:55:46

Thanks, Robert, for your comments. I never use pthalo or prussian. My standby is always payne's grey (WN artist) - this time added a bit of winsor blue (green) and a touch of sap green.

Posted by Ann Cook on Mon 02 Jul 09:58:59

I really like the atmosphere of this piece, Ann, and the clear washes. It's lovely!

Posted by Seok Yam Chew on Sun 22 Jul 13:01:24

Hang on Studio Wall

31/03/2015

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Phew! I found this pic on the web ages ago and it has been tormenting me ever since. Not sure about the finished result. (Also, it it NOT easy to make a watercolour out of an oil painting.) PS the crinkles in the sky are a result of the paper beingstill damp!

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