Following a tutorial on the Moore method:
And this, inspired by a photograph. Today I learned that rainbows are hard. In fairness, it looked great in my head, right up until I put brush to canvas.
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Very nice 🙂
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Thank you
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Good work, Keith. I see some free form that broadcasts more comfort behind the brush.(Of course, it could also be impatience but only you will know)
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Thanks, John. As for the other thing; I couldn’t possibly comment
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I’m sure not.
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I like the last one in particular. The flowering tree was done with a sponge?
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Thanks, Liz. Yes, it was. Is it that obvious? For info, the photo that inspired it was shown at https://keithchanning.wordpress.com/2022/08/15/kreative-kue-373/.
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I thought the technique worked really well to give the “floaty” appearance of flowering trees that I like so much.
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Thank you, Liz. I appreciate it. 🙂
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You’re welcome, Keith. 🙂
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