This was done on a 7.5" x 7.5" piece of paper. I usually
do them in my journal, but decided to use my "regular"
watercolor paper and see if I could apply my "regular"
painting approach. Journal paper is quite different and
doesn't take as well to the watercolors...it works great to
just record you sketches, but for layering...not so.
This is amazing! Really beautiful portrait!
ReplyDeleteFantastic! I've been working on this painting for two weeks now, not even coming close to a good job.....and you just nailed it! Congrats on a great job!!
ReplyDeleteOoooh--this is beautiful! Do I detect a Charles Reid influence here, too? It's a wonderful portrait. I love this.
ReplyDeleteOh how I wish I could be in one of your classes!! Your paintings resonate in me.
ReplyDeleteAnother beaut! WOW!! You ROCK!! aHHH, such inspiration!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI've been lurking silently for weeks. I love the loose style of your watercolors. This is particularly nice. The colors and depth, beautifully don. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThis is great..very accurate and very beautifully done.Great colors.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fantastic work. Love the composition, the colors...wow.
ReplyDeleteThis turned out GREAT! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful portrait, detailed and loose at the same time. Great entry!
ReplyDeleteHey Annelein, you did a wonderful job on "The Man" as I referred to him after he ended up hanging around a lot longer than I had planned.
ReplyDeleteHope your summer workshops are going well—Jennifer
I like this.
ReplyDeleteLike EVERYTHING about this one! Wonderful challenge entry.
ReplyDeleteGreat job with the challenge, Annelein - nicely composed.
ReplyDeleteVery well done, love the painting and the title.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely fantastic loose, precise watercolor! I love it! That's the style I try for but very seldom achieve! Something to strive for.
ReplyDeletethought id left a message before?? oh well~~~ love it!! fun up close portrait... the splashing brings it all together.. love how you made it your own...woo hoo!!
ReplyDeletegreat face and gorgeous colors, merging just perfectly
ReplyDeletegreat close up for DSFDF
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