Here is the second one in my Study of Color series. Inspired by Liz Wiltzen's blog post about using vivid color to flex your value muscle, I painted a second one using all green. The palette I used was Titanium white, lemon yellow, Cad yellow medium, Cad red light, Alizarin Crimson, Ultramarine blue, Thalo blue and Burnt Sienna (Winsor Newton). I believe you can achieve great greens by mixing from yellows and blues and in fact get a better variety. However looking at this now it looks like I used sap green... go figure.
On the left is a b&w photo of the painting and on the right is the b&w photo of the setup. So you can see the comparison.
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1 comment:
This is lovely and not something I have ever tried. I am sure it makes one a better painter and something that should be put on the bucket list. You are really good, Claudia. I love your blog.
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