I've unearthed the oils and I'm painting some.....yes that's right, roosters! I'll be posting them soon on my other blog. This little fellar was done not too long ago...Really enjoyed painting the fence with the rust on it. I used Peacock blue for the fence color and Burnt Sienna and Quin. Burnt Orange for the rust. Not a subject I'd usually try to tackle(the fence that is)...but it was a good stretch for the creative muscles.
Friday, March 19, 2010
"Fencing Fowl"
I've unearthed the oils and I'm painting some.....yes that's right, roosters! I'll be posting them soon on my other blog. This little fellar was done not too long ago...Really enjoyed painting the fence with the rust on it. I used Peacock blue for the fence color and Burnt Sienna and Quin. Burnt Orange for the rust. Not a subject I'd usually try to tackle(the fence that is)...but it was a good stretch for the creative muscles.
One of my favorite paintings you've done! Stunning.
ReplyDeleteThis painting is done in oils? How on earth did you manage to make them look so deliciously like watercolors, Annelein? This is just exquisite!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful.The rooster looks proud and the fence is so beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful! Your rooster needs that fence to contrast with his feathers!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone...this is a watercolor...I just mentioned my other blog where I post my oils. I can see how that would be confusing. Haven't grasped the way to make oils look like watercolors..if that's even possible...
ReplyDeleteHe is a beauty...and I love the fence too!
ReplyDeleteHe looks majestic. Great work. The fence is lovely.
ReplyDeleteLOL Thanks, Annelein. At least I know I wasn't going crazy then! LOLOLOL
ReplyDeleteWonderful!!! Love your technique! Very watercolory!
ReplyDeleteThis is truly magnificent! You captured all of the rooster's personality with this fine painting.
ReplyDeleteWatercolor... lovely your technique. Very good its work! Congratulations
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This rooster has volume and life.
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