With having completed a barn with Emil VARGA last week (for Barns in Summer see my posting on 25 January 11).
Heather and I decided that we would continue with paintings of barns at her place today.
I enjoyed doing last week's barn so much that I have transferred my sketch down onto another piece of watercolour paper and and masked out the barn.
While I was waiting for the masking fluid to dry I repeated the transfer on two more pieces of watercolour paper will do this barn in all four seasons.
I washed in the sky with French ultramarine blue, leaving some white areas for clouds and then added a little burnt sienna to the blue and painted in a little bit of shadow into the base of the clouds.
Using a sponge and mixtures of raw sienna, aureolin, alizarin crimson and cadmium red I decided to make this the autumn version and put in the Maple tree leaves.
Using pure raw sienna I brushed the under paint of the foreground grasses making sure to leave some areas of white.
Once the paint was dry I removed the masking fluid from the barns.
I will post this painting at a later date.
Thursday, February 3, 2011
Barns in Autumn - Work in Progress
Labels:
autumn,
barns,
farm land,
old buildings,
Susan Sydney,
watercolour
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