Faestock #2
Here is another watercolour from Faestock.
This is painted in watercolour on Fabriano 300gm and is approx 380 x220mm.
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Here is another watercolour from Faestock.
This is painted in watercolour on Fabriano 300gm and is approx 380 x220mm.
Here is a figure painted from the Faestock:
This is watercolour on 300gm Arches Hot Pressed and is 380x280mm.
Bass Lake in the late afternoon with the sun shining below the cloud cover. Watercolour on 300gm Arches Rough (380x560mm)
Bass Lake as the sun rises. Watercolour on 300gm Arches Rough (about 280x760mm)
Posted on 27 November 2010 – I have re-posted this because for some reason I could not open the post.
And here is how it looks on the eve of delivery – A BEEG job – but fun!
Here is another triptych of the view down the beach at Betty’s Bay looking toward Dawidskraal.
These are painted on full sheets of Arches 300gm rough – each sheet is 760x560mm
This is Sam. She is the grand-daughter of my good friend and tip-top watercolourist Mary Serrurier. Sam models for a group of painters and offered to sit for me. So one afternoon in between meetings in town we had a quick session. OK portraits are hard and this is what I did from photos that I took. This took much longer than the hour I had sitting with Sam. Maybe its a bit over-worked. But I am happy with this.
This is on Arches Hot Pressed and is 380x280mm
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On Thursday 10 November, here is how the two triptychs look:
Version 1:
Version 2:
Saturday 5 November: I touched up quite a bit – here is how it looks:
Sunday 30 October: here is how it looks now. This is pretty much it, there will be touch-ups:
Each of the sheets is 300gm Arches Rough – 760x560mm
And I was listening to a selection of music by Haydn.
This is Bass Lake in Betty’s Bay, from the Eastern end.
It is painted on 300gm Arches cold pressed (180x290mm)
Tonight’s work – now I am going squint and can’t see what I am doing anymore.
You can see it was still wet when I took the photo. The graininess is from my French Ultramarine which grew a fungus in the palette because it stood too long – and it was sealed so it stayed damp – and this seemed to chow all the binder – gum arabic or whatever it was.
I will see if it needs touch ups tomorrow
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