01-31-2022, 11:40 AM
That's a powerful and beautiful image, Peter. Of course the dark arch catches the eye, as does the figure. But the sky and water are rendered just as exceptionally well. I agree that a hint of detail in the darks of a silhouette adds lots of interest.
Hi Lorell. When do you start your drive to Florida?
damar, daffodils are always so pleasing. We usually have a few appear somewhere in the yard by this time, but I'm not seeing any yet.
Hi Rich. I agree with you about blacks ruining a painting. When I was doing watercolors I never used black, preferring to mix my own darks from various complementary colors for more interesting and sometimes even luminous near-blacks.
Another of the glorious sunrises that Mother Nature gifted me two mornings ago, taken right in front of my house...
Hi Lorell. When do you start your drive to Florida?
damar, daffodils are always so pleasing. We usually have a few appear somewhere in the yard by this time, but I'm not seeing any yet.
Hi Rich. I agree with you about blacks ruining a painting. When I was doing watercolors I never used black, preferring to mix my own darks from various complementary colors for more interesting and sometimes even luminous near-blacks.
Another of the glorious sunrises that Mother Nature gifted me two mornings ago, taken right in front of my house...
Don't blame me - I didn't vote for him!
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