Here are several copy-worthy watercolors. if you see one you'd like to try, remember, it is the spirit of the painting I'd like you to copy. Ideally, you'll make your strokes in the same manner the artist did at the time. If it looks like the painter made a swift stroke, you make a swift stroke, too. It will not come out looking exactly like the original, but a carefully crafted stroke that duplicates the curvature and length and width of the original will not feel right.
Take some time to imagine how the painting looked before the darks were applied. How about before the middle values went down? Practice anything that looks puzzling until you have a better understanding of the techniques involved.
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Rex Brandt |
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that Rex Brandt is a winner!
ReplyDeleteI wanna paint like Rex. Do you wanna paint like him? Let's paint like Rex, how 'bout?
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