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| The pencil sketch. |
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| The preliminary color wash. |
Thursday, July 5, 2018
Old Lighthouse Museum
The quaint little town of Stonington Borough, CT is just a little over 100 miles north of where I live. My brother, Russell, has been there before and strongly suggested I do the same because he knew I would enjoy this place. On this Fourth of July, Anne and I took a day drive and it didn't disappoint. There's an old lighthouse museum that I was able to sketch. First done in pencil, before adding a watercolor wash and some ink lines later. A short video clip accompanying this entry.
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Well, I thought I'd be done and happy with PSEV3 but, NO... almost there, but not quite the fully flat folding sketch easel! Yeste... -
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I like the way you handled the brick. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Joan. Always a tricky thing. To paint what you think you see and get what you want is almost always at odds with each other.
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