This is a fun way to paint but takes a little practice I covered the surface of my paper with the three primary colors - Red, Yellow and Blue. I let the colors blend together. Once the under painting was dry I used a template in the shape of the roses and lifted up the color to reveal the white flower. After lifting color off the surface of the paper, I added the shadows to define the petals. It was a technique demonstrated at the Annapolis Watercolor Club by Susan Herron. Take a look at her work to see a professional rendition of the technique. Thank you for visiting this blog. I am an expressive watercolorist. I love pure watercolors, but I also create many mixed media pieces using collage, acrylics, and mono printing. I love negative painting and many of my friends say I paint "on the other side." This is very true in a deeper sense as professionally I am a spiritual medium and really do connect with the other side. See more of my work at http://www.janehalliwell.com
Showing posts with label Acrlic underpainting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Acrlic underpainting. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
White Roses on an acrylic Underpainting
This is a fun way to paint but takes a little practice I covered the surface of my paper with the three primary colors - Red, Yellow and Blue. I let the colors blend together. Once the under painting was dry I used a template in the shape of the roses and lifted up the color to reveal the white flower. After lifting color off the surface of the paper, I added the shadows to define the petals. It was a technique demonstrated at the Annapolis Watercolor Club by Susan Herron. Take a look at her work to see a professional rendition of the technique.
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