Finally finished this larger watercolor of Beloved Buddha 16x20. I had started the drawing last year, got started painting it early this year and then I've been working on it on and off for the past couple of weeks, tweaking it, now that I've got a digital shot of it I notice some dark spots on the right hand side, that I dont see on the original, so I'll go back and see what's that all about.
Enjoy!
That's sort of what my post was about today.... a work of art that is a long one in the making! but that's just part of the fun, right! leaving something until you get back to it after a break...and then voila!
ReplyDeletegreat colours, and your shading is dynamic!
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Wow, it's a beautiful piece and I admire your patience. I don't know much about watercolor, although I love the look, so I'd like to ask, how did you do the lighter blue-green circles and spirals in the background.
ReplyDeleteAnother gorgeous piece, Sheila! I don't see the dark spots...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful piece! Your color is fantastic.
ReplyDeleteThank You everyone! I appreciate your comments.
ReplyDeleteNazario: to get those lighter green circles, i used a paint brush and swirl it in a circle while the paint is still wet, you could use a small sponge and swirl it as well while paint is wet.
Thanks for looking!
I love the Buddha painting -- the colors are gorgeous and the face is so serene!
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Another powerful piece of work, which has a sort of timeless beauty about it. You must be very patient to spend so much time on a painting, I usually lose interest after a couple of hours on a project!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful piece! Those colors work very well together and I love the composition, very cool.
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this is baeutiful, something that i have thought about doing for a long time.
ReplyDeletelove the tones in the face!
ReplyDeleteThank You everyone for your great comments!
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