Trees
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Watercolour wash wet in wet then a piece of credit type card used to scrape out the main trunks and branches. Watercolour pencil them used to provide form softened with water. Another technique from watercolour class. I like this technique!
About the Artist
Carolyn Parkinson
I am a retired Physical Eduction Teacher of 33 years. Having always regretted choosing to study Physics O' Level over Art, (and not having done any artwork since then apart from doodling during meetings!...) I decided on my retirement in August 2016 that it was time to start drawing and painting…
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