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This week I’ve been focused on the big painting. I will probably still be adding color and lighting adjustments to some of these areas.
30″x 48″ canvas.
When I sketch my paintings, I use watercolor pencil and push my lines around with water and a brush. I usually paint the background yellow, tan, rust, or even red. I use gesso with a little fluid acrylic, in this case Indian Yellow. I never leave it white!
'Art should serve a purpose other than itself.' Kath Kollwitz. 'Painting is drawing on canvas and engraving is drawing on copper and nothing else. Drawing is execution and nothing else'. (Blake,c.1809)
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Thank you for your tips. When I prepare my canvas I scrape up any left over paint and use it. It usually turns out a muddy brown. I like how the trees look in the foreground.
I wanted the tree to be smaller, and not fill in the land on the left side of river, or touch the trees at the top.