When I think about the progress I’ve made in the past two months, there are a few things that standout out to me. First watching videos of other artists painting waves gave me some great tips (which I wrote about here.)
Second, one of the artists was using a flat brush so I bought a couple to try. The smaller flat brush has become invaluable to me.
Lastly, when I started using white gouache for the foam of the waves it was a turning point.
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Wow! I have that brush … wonderful information and painting tips, thanks!
Thanks Cynthia, I’m glad you find them useful 😀
I love your painting! I can hear the sound of the waves 🙂
Thanks for sharing your tips and tools along the way, it’s so helpful!
Thank you Marion! 😊 I’m so glad what I’m learning is helping you too!
Creative thinking is great!
Mmm, your waves are very inspiring, Eileen! You’ve got me hankering to return to the subject in Acrylics now, though of course it’s a different game to watercolors!
Go for it! I’d love to see! 😀