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Watercolour Painting => Watercolour Classes => Topic started by: dennis on March 21, 2016, 07:32:41 AM
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In order for me to easily find and answer queries about this Lesson I will appreciate it if everyone will keep these to this specific Lesson Posting only. This will also be of benefit to you as well in the future. Thanks
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Hey I crochet these. :2funny:
Nina :flowers:
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Lacework is too fine, so I went for the next best and pretended it was lace, because I had mislaid my magnifying glass and the 2-hair brush :2funny: :2funny: :2funny:
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Dennis you are so comical :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: :2funny: Patricia
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This was actually a very relaxing lesson - and a great idea of something unique to paint! Hardest part was tracing it on the watercolor paper! Thanks, Dennis - I actually learned a lot in this class!
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Very nice! :clap:
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Well done :clap: :clap: :clap:
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Looks great, Sharon!
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OMG, Sharon. That's beautifully done. And in watercolor - what a challenge!
I was looking at that lesson and thinking I couldn't do that! Hmmm... maybe I will try it.
Embroidery is the proper term for that type of handiwork, I think.
aloha
mea
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Thank you Steve, Dennis, Susan and Mea! My husband says it reminds him of his mother's doilies! I want to look around for some similar material to try a painting like this on my own!
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:clap: Your doilie is beautiful, Sharon.
That is crocheted, mea. ;)
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Thanks Kathy! I showed this to a friend and she said it's very spiritual - a bit like a Mandela!
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Thanks Kathy! I showed this to a friend and she said it's very spiritual - a bit like a Mandela!
I can see why your friend would say that. I agree. As you stated on OLA, it was the most relaxing class you ever took. That shows in your painting. It is peaceful.
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Very nice Sharon! I have this one traced on my wc paper all ready to go ... it's been many days .... lol
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:clap: :clap: :clap: Excellently done Sharon. You are such an inspiration to us all. Patricia
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:thankyou: Kathy, Denise & Patricia (and I love your new avatar, Patricia!) Denise - can't wait to see your version - I know you're going to love this lesson, too!
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Sharon: You have done a beautiful job on the lace.
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Thanks for the compliment on my new avatar Sharon. It was taken a couple of days ago after our vacation. Patricia
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This is beautiful and I love the detail - even in the shadows! :congrats:
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Thanks Kathy and Cheryl! And you must have had a wonderful vacation, Patricia - you're glowing in your photo!
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Relaxing class you say Sharon..... I'll have to have a look at this one. You did a wonderful job on this. O0 :clap: :clap: :clap:
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:thankyou: Val - and if you need to relax, definitely take this class - especially the part when you paint the background...there is a bit of time with the camera isn't on the painting so you have to improvise a bit, but heck, we're all pros by now is it's no biggie!
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there is a bit of time with the camera isn't on the painting so you have to improvise a bit, but heck, we're all pros by now is it's no biggie!
:doh: I received a message from on of my students who is waiting for me in the Rio. Wanted to know if I would consider making a video for the class! At my rate they'd have to make a sequel out of it!!! :crazy2:
You are the 'Go Pro', whereas I am the 'Slow Pro' ! :2funny:
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:sweat: I decided to have a go at this yesterday, and did make a few minor changes. Mine is a smaller format and rather than shrink it down and go (http://d326oobcc22bax.cloudfront.net/content/50125/1507044.GIF) I chopped off some of the outer edges. My version is 17x23 (6 5/8"x9")
I did watch the video, but decided I need the practice and worked direct from the photo. I must be be mad! :crazy2: I did the drawing, painted the background, and put in the shadows! I may have gone through a third of a bottle of eye drops, and half a box of kleenex polishing/cleaning my glasses and my magnifier! :tongue: I really need one of those big ones to clamp on the table.
Lloyd didn't even complain (too much) about missing his lunch and getting a throw together supper! :2funny:
My eyes are in need of a bit of a rest after that, so thought I'd post this for anything you might see that I may have missed (Sharp eyed Sharon & Dead Eye Dennis ;) ).
If anyone else wants to put in their two pence.... I could use it as I'm a getting a bit low on paper! :whistle: ;D
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Note to Dennis.... The comment about shouldn't have trouble unless this is painted in the summertime...never a truer word spoken! :tongue:
The main cabin was 100F give or take a degree, and the water in my mix was evaporating faster than I could get it on the paper! :sweat: Have never done so much mixing so quickly...I think it has helped me on that front! No time to fiddle too much. So even though some of the colouring is a bit off, it only took a couple of hours to paint! Now that's amazing!!! :heeha:
Not so sure about the 'relaxing' bit. :2funny:
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Val. You did well considering the heat and water evaporation. Love it. :clap: :clap:
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Stellar job, Val! :yippee::yippee:.
If you want to work on this a bit more, think about strategically adding a gray tone shading to give the material some depth. Right now it's a bit flat. :)
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Wow, Val. No wonder your eyes are tired. Such incredible detail. Good work.
Agree with Steve about the contrast, though.
aloha
mea
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Sharp Eyed Sharon Here: Really Nice job for not following the video, Val - and you nailed the shadings! One suggestion: add gray "suggestions" of stitches in the middle section especially, but also on all of the white areas to make it look more like macrame then paper.
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Thanks guys, this is a work in progress. The various tones have yet to be added once I can focus and see straight again! :D Hopefully I'll pick a cooler day (http://d326oobcc22bax.cloudfront.net/content/50337/1508198.GIF)
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Hey there 'Sharp Eye' :tooth: I think there are a few shadings that need a slight touch up, but if they're not really noticeable... I'm willing to let them slide. ::) Appreciate you stopping in for a boo. :-*
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:clap: :clap: :clap: Val, I haven't done this lesson yet but I think you did an awesome job with all the detail and poor eye sight to even give it a go. I admire you.
Patricia
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Nice job Val! I prepped the drawing for this one but that's as far as I got .....
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:yippee: Wow! This looks great Val. :smitten: It is so intricate. I can see why your eyes are tired. As already state, the gray tones for dimension are about all you need to finish it. :clap:
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Patricia, I'm sure you would do a bang up job on this. It isn't as difficult as you might think. The drawing is what takes the most time.... in my opinion. O0 Of course I have yet to add in all the indications of the threads! :faint:
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:heeha: Well there you go then Denise! The hard part is done! Come on, get those brushes wet. :cheering:
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:painting: I'm working on it Kathy! Need to get out my small brush for this step, here we go........
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Val, you've done great :clap: :clap: :clap: With Sharon' O0 s suggestion you will have a winner
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"(http://www.paintbasket.com/members/Smileys/webby/w00t.gif) Well there you go then Denise! The hard part is done! Come on, get those brushes wet. (http://www.paintbasket.com/members/Smileys/webby/cheering.gif)"
Val --- me and my big mouth. lol
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Thanks much Dennis, unfortunately I've had to put this one into the UFO file for a bit. Even with the magnifying glass I couldn't see the grey properly without making it much too dark. Made a right muck up of it I'm afraid. :(
I'll get it out again at a later time and see what's to be done.
So... :heeha: for now I'll stick with the larger items, we have so many wonderful ones to choose from. Plus, I have quite a lineup building since I started going through all of the photos on the old drives! Lots to do!!! :yippee: :painting:
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Oh Denise... do i know what that's like!!! :2funny: Guess I'll go have a boo at that statue.... :whistle:
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lol, i was giving you a pass by not mentioning "the statue" - but, oh well..... ;D
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:doh: :banghead: :2funny: