Positively Excited
I am positively excited! With this rainy weather, I had no excuse to go outside and photograph, so I followed my horse's advice from Friday night, "If you would get your nose from behind your camera, you would make time to paint!" I spent the afternoon swept away painting and listening to music. It is a marvellous feeling to be so wrapped up in something I enjoy so much!
Actually, my horse Puddin' doesn't know that I have been painting, but it hasn't been anything that I wanted to share. I have also been doing a sketch a day while I wait for my photos to upload onto my blog. Last week I started a watercolour painting of a red fox, only using red, blue and yellow. It started off, well...I was ready to toss it out and start over, but I kept adding to it, letting it dry and adding layers, a little each day. Finally, today I had a breakthrough, and figured out how to fix it. I am excited about the results. I used a black tipped fine tipped marker to outline and add small details, and I used watercolour pencils to fix up the area near the fox's snout. I was trying to put a hole in front of him, but it ended up being a dark ugly focal point...so after a bunch of alterations, I turned the ugly into pretty rocks. I think so anyways. I have spent the day researching red foxes so that I can create a children's story to go with it. So for now, here is the painting that I am positively excited about...
Actually, my horse Puddin' doesn't know that I have been painting, but it hasn't been anything that I wanted to share. I have also been doing a sketch a day while I wait for my photos to upload onto my blog. Last week I started a watercolour painting of a red fox, only using red, blue and yellow. It started off, well...I was ready to toss it out and start over, but I kept adding to it, letting it dry and adding layers, a little each day. Finally, today I had a breakthrough, and figured out how to fix it. I am excited about the results. I used a black tipped fine tipped marker to outline and add small details, and I used watercolour pencils to fix up the area near the fox's snout. I was trying to put a hole in front of him, but it ended up being a dark ugly focal point...so after a bunch of alterations, I turned the ugly into pretty rocks. I think so anyways. I have spent the day researching red foxes so that I can create a children's story to go with it. So for now, here is the painting that I am positively excited about...
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Oh my...you should be excited! That's amazing! Good luck with the story research! It's going to be wonderful:)
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Thanks, Michelle!
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