
The water is a little too blue and needs to be greyed. More detail needs to be put into the rocks and work should be done to the whites of the moving water.
I will post this painting at a later date once it is finished.
Fine art paintings of horses, dogs, and nature in watercolour, acrylic, pastel and pencil by Susan Sydney. Nationally recognized for her How to Draw Horses column in Horse Talk magazine. All Copyrights Reserved © 2010-2023 S. Sydney

This was an exercise in a colour and composition class I took with Neil Broadfoot earlier this year.
I finished the first and called it Over the Hill 1 (see post on 15 August 11) and have pulled the next three out to do work on them and hopefully get them completed.
I will post the final three of the paintings and post them at a later date along with these paintings as they are completed.
For the first one I used raw sienna and put in a graduated wash.
Bonnie Windover gave a demonstration of how to create roses using a credit card to pull out the rose petals. It was interesting to see how quick and easy it was to make a rose.
This is a painting that the more I look at it the more things I see that need to be added to it (see post on 16 September 2010).
I wasn't happy with the ducks in the painting so I changed them to three larger ducks and added their reflections in to the water.