Trout and Mayfly | Acrylic Fly Fishing Painting

This painting shows a unique, head-on perspective of a trout rising to a mayfly. It was created with acrylics on an 8"x10" stretched canvas. First, the eyes and spots on the body of the fish were added. Second, the main reflections on the water's surface were mapped out. Finally, highlights and shadows were painted in with a detail brush. This trout fly fishing painting took about two hours to complete.
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Titanium White: amzn.to/3FMkCr9
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Hooker’s Green Hue Permanent: amzn.to/3Tzf46C
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Burnt Umber: amzn.to/3thJyP
Mars Black: amzn.to/3tflBse
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Filbert Brush: amzn.to/3tilyfd
Detail Brush: amzn.to/3O12kVg
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Brilliant! Just wondering how long that actually took you to paint?

[@GregLowmanArt]

Thanks! ~2 hours