Watercolor on 230g acid-free, artist grade 100% cotton paper, 5.5x8.5"
And this was the first attempt at painting the flowers. I was impatient and did not allow the paint to dry fully, leading to the muddy colors.
Friday, August 16, 2019
Rose of Sharon
Watercolors can be frustrating and unpredictable. It is its unpredictability, however, that makes it so much fun and rewarding when it works. Below are two paintings of my Rose of Sharon flowers done with in a week of each other. One is good. One. . .not so much.
Watercolor on 230g acid-free, artist grade 100% cotton paper, 5.5x8.5"
And this was the first attempt at painting the flowers. I was impatient and did not allow the paint to dry fully, leading to the muddy colors.
Watercolor on 230g acid-free, artist grade 100% cotton paper, 5.5x8.5"
Watercolor on 230g acid-free, artist grade 100% cotton paper, 5.5x8.5"
And this was the first attempt at painting the flowers. I was impatient and did not allow the paint to dry fully, leading to the muddy colors.
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