And my point was not only to try to feel the freedom of Nathan's brush, but to see how the watercolor/gouache behaves. Pretty heavy, I must say. And easily covering one layer of color by the other, the quality long forgotten in my watercolor practice:-))
I use bigger font today. The visit to my friends' blog gave me the idea to try, it makes reading much easier (if you are arrogant enough to think that your texts are interesting read, Irina!)
Once upon a time this building was a very important part of my parents place's architecture. Now it is forgotten and so very beautiful with this disheveled hairdo.
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Jose Ramon, I translated with Google your comment. Thanks for your sweet words, wish you have a nice day!
ReplyDeleteIrina, thanks for introducing me to Nathan's work, amazing artist he is! You are evolving very quickly with your colors, loved this one, and the new font is easy on my poor eyes:-)
ReplyDeletehello Irina! Nathan's blog is very instructive. Everybody could learn a lot about composition and values.
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Padmaja, I am glad you discovered Nathan, he is one of my most admired artists.
ReplyDeleteNoemi, thank you and I am glad you agree.
Hey, Irina!! I really like where you are headed in your paintings!! Great work, my friend.
ReplyDeleteLove the font.... I read it very easily!!