Sadly to day the lessons didn’t turn out in the camera phase so I will only be able to tell you that the goal was to get the light right on the subject by first stating the light on the subject and then adjusting the values to create the feeling of shadows. First the light and then the shadows. also I wanted everyone to work really quickly to capture the light, atmosphere, and ever changing weather at Pemaquid. Quite a day it was. My two paintings will look very similar they are but both fit the lesson.
12 x 16 watercolor on 300lb cold press paper, this is an attempt to use rough expressive brushwork to really bring the scene to life.
15 x 22 watercolor on 300 lb cold pressed paper. This is more light a quick study I was interested in the color of the sky and the dark choppy water. I painted it in 10 minutes to keep it really fresh.
Hi dear artist,
it is very very best and fine images of your watercolor painting! with best regards for you and youre instruction tuterials and images .
it was very usefull for me
(i am a begineer watercolor painter)
Hi Steve, after reading this article I am looking forward to read more. I am always hungry for your knowledge. I prefer to read your articles to watching TV or going to the cinema or any other fun. I am stuck to your painting