My project in Architectural Illustration with Watercolor course
by Giancarlo Machado @giancarloandmac
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So here we go.
First of all, I really enjoyed the course, it was such an amazing learning process. Thank you so much for this!
I am a beginner in watercolor, I just started a few months ago, and I very judgmental about everything I do.
During the whole process, I made a few mistakes that I would like to share: I picked a very large canvas for my "not so much" brushes, which ended up being a huge pain. I was using cellulose paper in a hot environment, so my tiny brushes couldn't keep it up with the drying process and at some point, I just had to accept my infamous fate. (Too
many repercussions)
I do not regret my choices of colors on this, actually, I am very proud of them. But I do feel like I could change some values, especially on the bottom part, and add more focus to the church. I don't know why but it's just something that bothered me.
So if you have any suggestions or comments, please comment.
And once again, Thank you!
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gibanez
Teacher Plus@giancarloandmac Hi Giancarlo. First of all, congratulations for reaching the end of the course and for sharing the entire process with us. I see a very good job. To give more drama to the light of the facade of the church, I would make the shadow of that area a little more contrasting, to accentuate this point, it would also have darkened the sky more, so that the only thing really white and bright is the light of the facade. As you say, a larger brush and more water would give the brushstroke more cleanliness, however, the result was very successful. I really congratulate you and I hope you can keep practicing to achieve better and better results, much success in your creative path. Big hug for Brazil !! (já bateu saudade to travel pra la kkk)
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giancarloandmac
@gibanez Hello! Thank you so much for your feedback.
So..good news. I bought some new paper and i decided to remake the whole piece ahahha. I added the second paint on the final project for you to see. And i gotta say: mistakes are ALWAYS a good thing, and this is my proof hahahah.
(NOTE: how cool you know Brazil! I'm currently in Brasilia with my family for the end of the year, I'm trying to take some pictures for new projects hahaha)
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