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commented on MartinKoetsier's album
Jul 12 2010
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Watercolor originally intended to be the ocean, sky and a sunset. Wasn't satisfied with it, flipped it sideways and added the image.
Artist68
commented on dylpdx's wall post
Perhaps the wood you were working with was too hard? Have you tried pine? Linoleum is very soft and I work with small hand held tools. Perhaps if you had clamps, you could attach the wood or the linoleum down on the corner of a work bench or table so both your hands were free there fore you wouldn't cut your hand while trying to hold the wood down and carve with the other? You can use basically any surface that is soft.
Perhaps the wood you were working with was too hard? Have you tried pine? Linoleum is very soft and I work with small hand held tools. Perhaps if you had clamps, you could attach the wood or the linoleum down on the corner of a work bench or table so both your hands were free there fore you wouldn't cut your hand while trying to hold the wood down and carve with the other? You can use basically any surface that is soft.
Artist68
wrote on dylpdx's wall
Perhaps the wood you were working with was too hard? Have you tried pine? Linoleum is very soft and I work with small hand held tools. Perhaps if you had clamps, you could attach the wood or the linoleum down on the corner of a work bench or table so both your hands were free there fore you wouldn't cut your hand while trying to hold the wood down and carve with the other? You can use basically any surface that is soft.
Perhaps the wood you were working with was too hard? Have you tried pine? Linoleum is very soft and I work with small hand held tools. Perhaps if you had clamps, you could attach the wood or the linoleum down on the corner of a work bench or table so both your hands were free there fore you wouldn't cut your hand while trying to hold the wood down and carve with the other? You can use basically any surface that is soft.
Artist68
wrote on BWAMBALE's wall
I can tell you how to apply different colors with watercolor like the photo of the wolf. First let me say that I took an image and painted it in completely different colors than it would be normally. I substitue the dark greys with violet and the lighter fur with rose. I use a light wash over a sketch and let it dry and I continue to wash a a slightly darker wash each time after the last application has dried. I also worked with a large very wet flat brush. I allow the colors while they are wet to blend on the paper with out mixing them with the brush. You can do this!
I can tell you how to apply different colors with watercolor like the photo of the wolf. First let me say that I took an image and painted it in completely different colors than it would be normally. I substitue the dark greys with violet and the lighter fur with rose. I use a light wash over a sketch and let it dry and I continue to wash a a slightly darker wash each time after the last application has dried. I also worked with a large very wet flat brush. I allow the colors while they are wet to blend on the paper with out mixing them with the brush. You can do this!
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- Tagged: abstract, colorful, moody, personable, full of life
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