Karin decided to take us out of our comfort zones this week and have us sketch and paint this weeks challenge upside down. With eyebrows raised initially , I dove in and have to say, the drawing went very quickly and pretty darn accurately. Great tip and a ton of fun. When I thought I was pretty much done painting, I flipped it over and started to clean it up a little. I must admit though, ten minutes turned into sixty in the interest of producing a better result. 6 1/2" x 8" oil on masonite
Very pleasing colors and composition Vern. You and Oil are looking smooth.
ReplyDeleteI really like your reflections. Very nicely done. Love your koi, too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Alice and Kari. It feels great to receive comments like yours.
ReplyDeleteVern, I tagged you. This will help you figure out how to add links to your posts.
ReplyDeleteNo it won"t Alice. LOL
ReplyDeleteVern I've just written a 11 step how to link, in my blog under comments in my latest post "Tagged". Hope it makes sense and is easy to follow.
ReplyDeleteVern, Don't be dismayed but I am tagging you also !!
ReplyDeleteYour work is very good.
Thanks Dominique, I just finished my tag list and spiel. Kind of fun isn't it? I didn't realize you could double tag someone!
ReplyDeleteVery nice painting Vern. I had fun with it too and had to resist the urge to turn the painting around! I didn't know what being "tagged" meant, but now that I found your blog I get it! 7 things?.....we'll see! And I love the koi!
ReplyDeleteGreat to hear back from you Annie. I can't believe you haven't been tagged before this and hope you give it a go. And thanks so much for the comments, they are very much appreciated.
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