I could never figure our how to paint watercolor charts. Mix 2 colors first or put in layers? How to keep values? Mix 50%-50% or how to check if the proportion is not precise? How to keep these small squares accurate and lined? If I add a bit of cool color to the warm mix - how to show the interesting result in the chart?
But in the village where I am now I have plenty of free time so I decided to try the chart making. Not sure if I made a treasure or a useless stuff, though.
And few watercolor studies:
Done from photos here.
One more Zinnia. Oils inclined person fights watercolor)))
Cool chart Irina and cooler washes, looks abstract and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI think your color chart is beautiful and your small works are perfect. The zinnia is bright and bold!
ReplyDeleteBoth zinnias are bright and beautiful! And good work on the color chart! It takes a lot of time to make, but very useful!
ReplyDeleteyou definitely made a treasure.
ReplyDeleteI really like your color chart and the watercolor studies have very fresh look!
ReplyDeleteIrina, great job your color chart, landscapes and delicate flower is bright, but ... and all that accompanied him his intuition, his sensitivity, his love of art, and enjoyment in doing the work, hence the result
ReplyDeleteCiao Irina, your colors chart looks to be very well done and useful too. The three watercolors studies are all nice and fresh. Hug!
ReplyDeleteI like your color chart and if it doesn't turn out to be useful to you, it's still beautiful as are yur other watercolors.
ReplyDeletegood for you irina ... lovely sketches here and above ..make the most of your time to paint
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