Austrian Worthersee by Cesare Romano

Austrian Worthersee
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A definite success and another weapon in your armoury Cesare

The sponge seems to have worked well here Cesare, it always looks too obvious when I have tried it!

Thank you, Stephen. I like your soft watercolours.

Cesare, it's worked really well. I tend to avoid landscapes as I find trees so difficult, but might try the sponge approach - it's really effective.

Thank you, Jenny. I am looking forward to see your sponge watercolours.

Very fresh and atmospheric. A lovely piece, Cesare.

It certainly has worked Cesare, very effective.

Many thanks, Fiona.

I think that your sponge experiment has worked very well Cesare! It has created a beautifully lush background with various greens. The buildings are lovely too.

Wow .....i would say it worked beautifully lovely painting

Thank you, Satu and Ruthy, for your appreciated words.

I would call this successful, Cesare! The trees are lovely with the sponge. Try using salt on the green for your next experiment - it gives you lovely foliage.

Many thanks, Jennifer, I will try with the salt in the next landscape.

Yes I think your sponge worked well Cesare, great trees with good shades of green.

A beautifu and l tranquil scene Cesare ...love the soft reflections and colours.

Thank you Carole and Chandra for your kind words.

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10/09/2015
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It is an experiemnt. All the trees and the green of the background were painted with a sponge dipped in various shades of green with a few brushstrokes. The rest with the traditional technique. I dont know if it is successful experiment. Watercolour in Bockingford NOT rough, 28 x 19 cm.

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Cesare Romano

I am a retired psychiatrist and I started drawing portraits in my childhood. In adulthood I have tasted oil paints during a short period lacking in outcome, then I gave up painting. Since I am retired, I have started paint watercolour. I have attended courses and workshops of watercolour in Italy…

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