Al Ain Zoo 7

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Just great and once again a lovely example of how to paint a wash

Posted by Michael Edwards on Thu 09 Feb 05:58:37

I agree, lovely use of watercolour.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Fri 10 Feb 08:40:35

I agree with Michael and Carole, super washes resulting in a fine watercolour.

Posted by Val Kenyon on Fri 10 Feb 12:08:30

Hi Michael, Carole and Val, I've come to love to paint animals these days, but I always think i should put some message in it. I love watercolour. Such a nice medium!!

Posted by Midori Yoshino on Sat 11 Feb 12:47:21

Surprised this hasn't received more comments. I think it's delightfully painted.

Posted by Paul Farnes on Sun 12 Feb 16:25:11

Hi Paul, Thank you. These days, I've come to like using flat brushes. It is so much fun. This piece, I just used flat brush.

Posted by Midori Yoshino on Mon 13 Feb 13:45:16

Hang on Studio Wall

31/03/2015

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I borrowed this Orangutan's photo from NewScentsit magazine. There were some Orangutans in Al Ain Zoo. One day, When I bought Winsor & Newton, Transparent yellow, I was so excited to paint Oranugtans. So I went Al Ain Zoo to take photos and paint. That was almost 3 years ago. Unfortunately, Orangutans cage were empty. A staff said they were transfared to Egypt. I'm not sure exactly true or not. Since then, Transparent yellow hasn't been touched at all. I don't know how to used this paint. The big title, Why are Orangutans oragne? NewSceentist magazine's photo gave me a inspiration. Happy Ttansparent yellow!!!!

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