Pomegranate
Day three of Blogging-Everyday-In-November. I know I should be linking to the website that does this challenge - maybe tomorrow. We got a lot of things discussed in class this afternoon - everything from the body found in the creek a short distance from here to Herman Cain's smoking ad. Oh yeah - we did discuss triads and color mixing for a minute.
Now I'm going to go try to make a mushroom cream sauce using almond milk. What do you think? Is it possible? I'll let you know tomorrow how it comes out. In the meantime, sketch some little thing - a piece of fruit, a mushroom.
I sketched a bird today, but I think this work of yours is a stunner,, beautiful!!!
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Definitivamente este trabajo demuestra que el empleo restringido de color no es impedimento para lograr intensidad, tono, y luz. Verdaderamente muy hermoso.
ReplyDeleteLaurie - Thanks! Did you lose absolutely everything on your blog? Was it just wiped out? Glad you have a new one up and running!
ReplyDeleteThanks Margarita - the restricted use of color really does make a pretty strong painting, but I must admit that at the very end I did throw in another red.
The colors are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteMy brain always gets ahead of my paintbrush and loves (too much) color.
Been dealing with a "hed code" (head cold) this week and haven't done much sketching and painting.
Back to it!!!
Lots of time with the neti-pot
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Marj - you don't do too much color - your paintings are beautiful. Sorry to hear about your head cold - get well SOON!
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