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Rainforest II – IX
Here I’ve very nearly completed the middle foreground, save curious extreme details of minutiae. You know, a white dot here and there, or a line that is not completely accurately filled in, or so. I sometimes do feel as blessed … Continue reading
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Rainforest II – VIII
Here I have created another lime, with a blue green and Sap Green mixed with Hansa Yellow in some small amounts. I filled it in around the middle right around emerald green leaves and a larger standard green leaf for … Continue reading
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Rainforest II – VI
Here you can see lots of additional detail in both Sap Green and the emerald mix, in the middle and to the upper middle right. It has taken some great deal of time to bring you this. I’ve also added … Continue reading
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Rainforest I – VI
It’s all about the rocks today. I went back and added depth to them with a mix of Burnt Umber, a previous mix of brown (stuff, eh?), Neutral Gray, Raw Umber and Acrylic Glazing Liquid. By the way, not by … Continue reading
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Vietnam Jungle IX – II
Today, for I was unable to paint yesterday, more about why below … I painted the tree to the left in several colors, which took some bulk of the time before I had to rest, due to my back. I … Continue reading
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Vietnam Jungle II – II
Here I’ve added a mid-lime layer of foliage to the mid-section of the painting and a bit to the wee island that is below. Then today I mixed up a new supposed to be mid-green but which turned out to … Continue reading
Vietnam Jungle II – I
I had lots of Neutral Gray straight out of the tube and a lighter pale gray/grey mixed up from detailing Vietnam Jungle I in the end, so I didn’t want to waste that, eh? So I started with the rather … Continue reading
Vietnam Jungle I – X
This is going really smoothly and is really therapeutic at the same time, dreamy work. Dreamwork. I recalled Lorna Doone in the dark pool to the lower mid-right, evuhn. See, that some really olde stuff for me. I read and … Continue reading
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Vietnam Jungle I – VI
Does anyone remember Harvest Gold? Golden Brown? ahh, kind of a terrible bad faux pas of a color really but in a good way. Don’t go velvet, though. Anyhoo. I found a shade in my palette, and yes, I went … Continue reading
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