Webinar recording: Using a vignette in a landscape painting with Grahame Booth
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Webinar recording: Using a vignette in a landscape painting with Grahame Booth
Overhead view
Gallery view
Suggested materials
Watercolours
- French Ultramarine
- Winsor Blue GS (Phthalo Blue GS and Intense Blue are the same)
- Cobalt Blue
- Quinacridone Magenta (or any purple red)
- Pyrrole Red (or Winsor Red, Cadmium Red, Sandal Red)
- Permanent Yellow Deep (or any orange yellow such as Indian or Cadmium)
- Primary Yellow (or any green yellow such as lemon yellow, azo yellow, Winsor)
- Burnt Sienna
- Brown Madder
- White Gouache or Titanium White
Brushes
- Mop or hake or soft flat for big washes
- Size 7 and 10-14 round or mop (Grahame uses Princeton Aqua Elite_
- Small swordliner or rigger or reservoir brush (Grahame uses Princeton Rigger size 10)
Paper
- Quarter sheet (28 x 38cm or 11 x 16”) or thereabouts
- Good quality watercolour paper. I will use Millford and Saunders from St. Cuthberts Mill
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Reference photograph
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