Thursday, March 2, 2017

Warm and Cool Light on the Beach, A Watercolor Version

 At the rate I turn out demos, sometimes I rely on other artists to learn and use as examples for the students.  I didn't do the painting (an oil) originally, but I liked the way it successfully used warm and cool colors to capture the mood and temperature of the beach.  So I thought I would like to try this in watercolor.
go to www.gordonmeggison.com for a look at more watercolor pieces




Below: My finished watercolor version.
see the closeup after the demo pics


 
Remove and tint the white spaces that were protected by the masking fluid.
 

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