Catching Snow Watercolor
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Its FUN! Now I challenge you to make one in mostly blue, but use one complementary Colour. it will help to get a more winterly feeling like this....
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@Leontine I will accept your challenge
@bharris You made me chuckle...yep she did look a little demented.
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Great job, Rob...really nice work. I love the challenge too, go for it!!
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@Rob-Smith I will accept your challenge as well. What is it?
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I went back and did a completely new sketch and then a new painting for "Catching Snow". The final image is a combination of traditional and digital watercolor. More traditional then digital.
Eyes open or closed?
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I love the color so much and the character as well. I prefer eyes close but if you want them open I think you might want a little white dot or sparkling in her eyes.
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I prefer the eyes closed, because she has her eyes open then seems to be paying more attention to the viewer rather than enjoying the moment in the snow. Awesome job!
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I too prefer the eyes closed and I really like the colors in these. One minor thing that I noticed was her chin seems a little long, you might want to lower her facial features a tad to make her look more child-like.
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@joanie-stone Thanks for your suggestions. That seems to be a trend with me. Here is a the revised image with the facial features set a little lower on the head.
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Nice! Beautiful colors by the way. I use M.Graham watercolors as well
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@Rob-Smith Oh wow Rob, its really working out! warm, fun and fresh! The snowflakes are awesome! I want to learn to work with watercolor tooo! I am working on mine btw...maybe I finish up tonight
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@Rob-Smith I always really enjoy your colors - it adds so much fun, interest and joy to your artwork!
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I recently went back and re-visited the original painting/idea. I made some changes digitally to the image and renamed it "Its Snowing".
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Great pieces all, on the this last one, maybe change the sunflower to something more Xmas-sie? A star, reindeer, or candy cane? The green contrast makes me think this is the first snow, maybe a light blue glaze on top would show the weather transition more?
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@Bobby-Aquitania Thanks for the suggestion!
