I used titanium white, Paynes Gray for blue, Burnt Sienna for red, and Hansa Yellow Light. Paint was still wet when I got home.
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I started this blog to record my artistic journey and evolution as an artist.
I like to experiment so my art is a constant work in progress. Currently I do a lot of plein air painting with the Milwaukee Sketch Club and the results of these outdoor painting adventures are recorded here.
In addition I like to record various tips I learn that are useful to an artist, like framing or how to carry wet canvases.
I hope you enjoy my blog and hope that it inspires you to reach towards your own particular dreams/goals in life one day at a time.
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- Capturing Light in Watercolor by Marilyn Simandle with Lewis Barrett Lehrman
- Carlson's Guide to Landscape Painting by John F. Carson
- Composition of Outdoor Painting by Edgar Payne
- Making Comics By Lynda Barry
- Picture This by Molly Bang
Blog updates via feedblitz
About this blog
I started this blog to record my artistic journey and evolution as an artist.
I like to experiment so my art is a constant work in progress. Currently I do a lot of plein air painting with the Milwaukee Sketch Club and the results of these outdoor painting adventures are recorded here.
In addition I like to record various tips I learn that are useful to an artist, like framing or how to carry wet canvases.
I hope you enjoy my blog and hope that it inspires you to reach towards your own particular dreams/goals in life one day at a time.
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