Tools & Materials These drawings were created in a sketchbook with the following tools: Pentel P207, GraphGear 1000, and a Tombow Mono Zero eraser. Time was limited this week, so I posted the two best (IMO) sketches. But next week there is more time on the schedule and the plan …
This sketch-study was of the Eagle, and I thoroughly enjoyed the process of seeing this image come together. Obviously, there is room for improvement but I liked my final version (shown below).
BLUE-WINGED MOUNTAIN TANAGER: The painting on the left is an exaggerated interpretation of this bird, so don’t look for perfect accuracy. 🙂 Of note, the same materials were used for both of these paintings. However, the Tanager was started with watercolor pencils. And…yikes; I did not like the overall look nor how …
When that one little bird comes into your yard and craps on it–daily. There’s only one way to stop crappy little birds… just stop feeding them.
Yay! I was able to finish this painting today and am posting it as promised. As noted in the previous post, this painting was done on 140 lb watercolor paper, with Holbein watercolors and Silver Black Velvet brushes. Disclaimer: I am still learning this craft and often refer to amazing …
Sorry, this is so late in the day! I’ve had too many distractions today and the painting is still not complete. But rather than wait, here is what I’ve done so far with it…ending at about 90% completion. I’ll post the final version later. 140 lb watercolor paper-Canson Holbein watercolors …
