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I love how organic the sea is
found my painting. I think I got rather lucky with that
water at the bow of the ship ~ it's all rather hit and miss!
THANKS AGAIN!
dick g
dick g
I bought some very, VERY dark Indigo Blue and a tube of Chinese White. I think
for myself, and in that way, break from the crowd. That's essential, for me at least.
Yes, sometimes I dig deep into the pure color, with less water, and some colors
~still considered w/colors ~ have more 'body' to them. And they can be diluted.
I'm really not sure if I use less water in general...depends. Anyway, THANKS, glad
you like this!
dick g
How do watercolor artists get such dark colors? Honestly, that is one of the main things I haven't understood. I get that you'd use less water, but it would still have a slight transparency to it, wouldn't it?
Truly grateful...
dick g
It seems to be a favorite of many...so
glad you like it and that it has apparently
moved you!
Best Always:
dick g