I always have a few paintings in progress at once. With watercolor it’s about having to wait for the layers to dry. With acrylics it’s convenient to have a few going on, when you have the paint mixed up and ready.
Having more than one, takes the pressure off one particular painting. During my drawing class days, I became so stressed about a drawing I was working on. I was afraid to add a single mark and ruin it. Thankfully I realized the unnecessary pressure I put on myself to make every drawing frame-able, and I relaxed way back!
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Beautiful work!
Thank you so much Laurel!
I just seem to get so focused on the one painting I am doing that it is impossible for me to start another until it is finished
I can totally understand that.
Thanks Eileen
AWESOME!
Thanks Sharon!
What are your favourite colours to use?
I use Ultramarine Blue, Cerulean Blue, Cadmium Red, and Cadmium Yellow. I decided to stick with these colors that I use for my watercolor seascapes because I thought it would make the transition to watercolor easier.