I admire your persistence and dedication. Doesn't work? No problem, I do it again :) Others would get frustrated and angry but you simply just do it again.
I like the background :) Your colors blend beautifully. Oh, and I would eat your peach right now! :)
I'm sure shibasaki is proud of you :)
Thank you for sharing and have a great weekend scrawls!
I'm just stubborn that way hahaha. And also it feels like a game, once I made a mistake, I know not to do it that way so there's also curiosity involved in doing it differently.
Thank you delish, I am glad the background is appreciated. The first time I put colours into the background, I regretted it but I'm glad the finished version is not something bad.
Wow I love this, @scrawly ! Very beautiful, the colours, the gradations, the way you captures the shapes of the leaves and the peach and the single branch, andandand the highlights * ___ *
Lovely work~ Oh, yes, I love the beautiful use the dark tone in the background also, it offsets the peach so nicely, making it pop into view with clarity and presence * ___ *
You're definitely gaining some experience with the blending! I really like how subtle and well controlled the colours' changes are in this piece :D
Aaaahhh there are things that I wish I could have done better in this one, but it is what it is and it's always lovely to know that you like my artworks :D.
I feel I am learning some blending in watercolour, but usually the next time I paint, I don't feel like I have learnt anything at all hahaha.
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I heard that most beginner artists are interested in watercolours, even though it's a hard tool to master. I can understand why, watercolour art looks so beautiful and free. It is appealing, isn't it? And some people make it look so easy, so people like me get sucked in to try it hahaha. I'm glad you like my study :).
You must have learned a whole pile from the last fail then coz this is amazing :D When you're doing analogue art using up materials (paint or whatever) is just kind of a thing that happens and I guess you have to use as much as you use to get the effect you need or to figure out a technique, it's kind of an occupational hazard, so try not to feel too bad XD
Hmm it's really hard for me to accept this occupational hazard, but you're right. It shouldn't deter me to make mistakes, because no way I can create art without failures from time to time. Even my digital art, there are lots of unfinished stuff, in a way they're not success either since they haven't made it.
Thanks fyn, have a great Friday and weekend of course :D.
So well done @scrawly you are really coming along. I'll say the same thing I said on @veryspider strawberry and that is I like the white of the page and the colour intensity of your shadow. These were things my instructors were always on about at uni so I always look for them in studies.
I understand why you and your art instructor appreciate the light and shadow of watercolours, because it's hard for me to leave parts of the picture unpainted, so I reckon it must be a skill that artists develop to know when to paint and to leave alone.
I'm so happy when people mentioned good stuff about the background since I thought I messed it up when I painted the background. One of my friends told me that it looked better without it.
I admire your persistence and dedication. Doesn't work? No problem, I do it again :) Others would get frustrated and angry but you simply just do it again.
I like the background :) Your colors blend beautifully. Oh, and I would eat your peach right now! :)
I'm sure shibasaki is proud of you :)
Thank you for sharing and have a great weekend scrawls!
I'm just stubborn that way hahaha. And also it feels like a game, once I made a mistake, I know not to do it that way so there's also curiosity involved in doing it differently.
Thank you delish, I am glad the background is appreciated. The first time I put colours into the background, I regretted it but I'm glad the finished version is not something bad.
Have a great weekend :D.
This is great. Especially leaves, like they're little wet and glowing in the sun... keep it up :)
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Ahhh thank you so much longer :D.
Wow I love this, @scrawly ! Very beautiful, the colours, the gradations, the way you captures the shapes of the leaves and the peach and the single branch, andandand the highlights * ___ *
Lovely work~ Oh, yes, I love the beautiful use the dark tone in the background also, it offsets the peach so nicely, making it pop into view with clarity and presence * ___ *
You're definitely gaining some experience with the blending! I really like how subtle and well controlled the colours' changes are in this piece :D
Very cool !
Aaaahhh there are things that I wish I could have done better in this one, but it is what it is and it's always lovely to know that you like my artworks :D.
I feel I am learning some blending in watercolour, but usually the next time I paint, I don't feel like I have learnt anything at all hahaha.
Thank you spider ^_^.
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Thank you :).
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Lovely study.... watercolors are very difficult to use..... I like the result, really good!!!! :-D
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Thank you.
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Strong darks and delightful lights and blended and layered colour = Beautiful painting Scrawly. ♥︎♥︎⚖️♥︎♥︎
Ahhh I'm glad you like the strong darkness of the background. I was unsure whether I messed up the background or not before.
Thanks Ally :).
You must have learned a whole pile from the last fail then coz this is amazing :D When you're doing analogue art using up materials (paint or whatever) is just kind of a thing that happens and I guess you have to use as much as you use to get the effect you need or to figure out a technique, it's kind of an occupational hazard, so try not to feel too bad XD
Hmm it's really hard for me to accept this occupational hazard, but you're right. It shouldn't deter me to make mistakes, because no way I can create art without failures from time to time. Even my digital art, there are lots of unfinished stuff, in a way they're not success either since they haven't made it.
Thanks fyn, have a great Friday and weekend of course :D.
So well done @scrawly you are really coming along. I'll say the same thing I said on @veryspider strawberry and that is I like the white of the page and the colour intensity of your shadow. These were things my instructors were always on about at uni so I always look for them in studies.
Really well done, it sparkles. :)
I understand why you and your art instructor appreciate the light and shadow of watercolours, because it's hard for me to leave parts of the picture unpainted, so I reckon it must be a skill that artists develop to know when to paint and to leave alone.
Thanks Donna :).
This is a really cool drawing of a peach 👍🙂 I like how the background is done also. This is a very good tutorial. Take care!👋
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I'm so happy when people mentioned good stuff about the background since I thought I messed it up when I painted the background. One of my friends told me that it looked better without it.
Thank you Clark :D.