First layer, painted on dry paper, using neutral pink and blues for shadow colours.White back of swan accentuated by adding grasses. Soft edges of grasses created by dropping the paint into damp paper.Second layer added, to darken tones and add hard edges, such as the grasses and reeds. These were applied using a rigger
I think some of the other courses I have done in Domestika have shared to the forum, and the charcoal ones with your other course too??? Not sure but yes look forward to that too... thanks Sarah!
Ah, I see. @raysofsunshine I don’t always get to see pieces on the forum posts. But if you post your work in the “final project” section at the end of the course, I’ll always get to see them.
@pronker_therover hi Dee. Thank you. The book is going well thank you and should be published early next year. I did use a mix of black and magenta in darker areas such as where the base of the swan meets the grass.
+16 Kommentare
Beautiful end result Sarah.. one day I will get to that course too... still a few others to get to yet!
Thank you @raysofsunshine . I’m so pleased you like it. Hopefully see your work on the forum one day when you get chance!
I think some of the other courses I have done in Domestika have shared to the forum, and the charcoal ones with your other course too??? Not sure but yes look forward to that too... thanks Sarah!
Ah, I see. @raysofsunshine I don’t always get to see pieces on the forum posts. But if you post your work in the “final project” section at the end of the course, I’ll always get to see them.
So wunderschön ❤️
Thank you! @damaris_daehne
Beautiful!!!!
I love this swan! Stunning!
Absolutely beautiful, love this!
¡Una maravilla como siempre! Me encantan las luces que se proyectan en el cisne.
Saludos
Thank you! @ornella_ferrari_3
Thank you Irina. @irinaevans
Thank you so much. @tcables
Thank you, they were a lot of fun to recreate.@lolicrcouselo
This is so lovely Sarah! I can see you are using bits of the courses you already taught here on Domestika. The background grasses etc.
Did you use a watery lamp black over the Q magenta? They are both very strong colors. The blending is so soft.
Congrats on another beautiful painting.
Any updates on your book?
Dee
@pronker_therover hi Dee. Thank you. The book is going well thank you and should be published early next year. I did use a mix of black and magenta in darker areas such as where the base of the swan meets the grass.
Melden Sie sich an oder melden Sie sich kostenlos an, um zu kommentieren