Autumn Trees Doodle

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Nice autumn show.

Posted by Kwok Wai Chau on Mon 12 Oct 07:55:27

A superb little watercolour sketch, love the colours you have used.

Posted by Paul (Dixie) Dean on Mon 12 Oct 09:19:35

Very good doodle!

Posted by Heather Love on Mon 12 Oct 09:26:21

Beautifully simple and effective.,

Posted by David Hendrey on Mon 12 Oct 09:49:44

Well composed and painted rendition of what must have been a beautiful moment.

Posted by William Batty on Mon 12 Oct 10:23:19

Lovely colours.

Posted by Denise Cat on Mon 12 Oct 10:33:08

Very nice study - I like the way the light is bringing out the autumn colours.

Posted by Anne Fletcher on Mon 12 Oct 19:53:23

Beautiful colours

Posted by Romila Datta on Mon 12 Oct 20:05:56

Thank you everyone for your very kind comments

Posted by David Pilgram on Tue 13 Oct 04:01:56

They glow beautifully David and so fresh. Thank you for your comment ref Aubrey Phillips, a technical point demonstrated in a simple and memorable fashion. If only it were all that simple! Lol

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Tue 13 Oct 16:23:05

Yes he was a master, thank you Fiona

Posted by David Pilgram on Tue 13 Oct 20:49:09

Hang on Studio Wall

12/10/2020

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Watercolour 10” x 8” . It’s a colourful time of the year for Artists. This is a loose doodle which is fun to do. Colours used in order: Sky first, weak French U (loosly wet sky and brush in FU) Dry. Paint distant hill, same mix. Tree colours in order of painting: Premix, Raw S, Green, burnt S and Purple. Very loosely brush in colours, add tree trunks FU + BS or purple mix, Foreground, Raw S, then brush in purple.

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David Pilgram

David Pilgram is a Professional watercolour artist. He has exhibited, run courses and was guest artist on major cruise ships for many years(Saga and Fred Olsen) He demonstrated at the NEC, Birmingham and Published many articles for the`Leisure Painter` art magazine. He has Exhibited at:…

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