Beautifully done, Kathy! Love the variety of soft and hard edges, lost in the mist in places, emerging clean and sharp in other places. Those slabs below the figure bring to mind head stones in a scraggly, untended grave yard. If anything, I'd say that adds interest to the mist-erious story of the silhouetted violinist. Good call, sticking with a minimal palette. I wonder how it would turn out if you did a similar painting where you drop in a tiny gem of vibrant color, maybe some red on the violin red. I've seen masters, like Alvaro Castagnet, do that sort of thing.
I love your intros, they make me excited to get out my own paints. I also love that you inject some randomness into your paintings and make room for some happy accidents.
Beautifully done, Kathy! Love the variety of soft and hard edges, lost in the mist in places, emerging clean and sharp in other places. Those slabs below the figure bring to mind head stones in a scraggly, untended grave yard. If anything, I'd say that adds interest to the mist-erious story of the silhouetted violinist. Good call, sticking with a minimal palette. I wonder how it would turn out if you did a similar painting where you drop in a tiny gem of vibrant color, maybe some red on the violin red. I've seen masters, like Alvaro Castagnet, do that sort of thing.
I love your intros, they make me excited to get out my own paints. I also love that you inject some randomness into your paintings and make room for some happy accidents.
Always look forward to your videos!
Thankyou so much….your work just puts me in a wonderful dreamy mood….well done ❤
This is so good, what a fantastic tutorial ☺☺
Lovely! Phthalo blue, with it's silly silent 'p', is one of my favorites in this moody look!
Hiya, brilliant video, really great way to do the skyline, and I love your confidence with going back over areas, lovely style, take care 😊