Monday, November 30, 2009
Roslyn Autumn, 12x14
Another quick marker study and the resulting painting. When I did the drawing I was only interested in the major differences between the light and the dark areas so I used just one value of marker. Once I had that, I used paint to loosely block in those large shapes in a neutral color before adding the actual color you see here. Once the major light/dark separations were made, all I had to do is add color in a value that was similar to the block-in. That's when painting becomes fun.
Labels:
impressionism,
marker drawing,
markers,
oil painting,
plein air
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