The Pen & Ink cat portrait is finished. Hope you enjoyed the WIP.
Will hopefully be starting on my new piece in a few days. Until then, please check out the various links on my Blog.
Have been working on finishing the fur at the front of her chest and just starting the Arm on the Sofa. Would say about a day away from being finished.
A flower gone to the wild side.
Another one I played with and changed the values on. It was a sunset in its earlier life.
This one reminds me of Saturn and the big storms that move across its face.
The Metalic pond.. worked with this one for awhile to get the effect you see here.
And a really fun one... never would know in its past life...it was a red rose.
I have darken the back of the sofa just a touch, to add a little depth to it. Have started working on her ruff and upper part of both of her front legs.
Finally was able to work on the Cat this morning. Starting to come along now.
Looks like a watercolor, not something Mother Nature can produce.
If you look closely, you will see both light rays of Sun..and dark bands of shadow, one being very wide and in the right half of the photo.
Almost like an Aurora coming from the golden yellow clouds.
If you look at this one upside down.. looks like you are on a space craft looking down on the Earth!
Then please take a look at, "Thumper thinks out loud" Cat stories. She is a funny lady and her blog has been a joy to read.
Darkened up the stripes and adding a bit more definition.
Filling in, working on the ears and the sofa she is sitting on.
Finished the fence, did more work on the trees, the dirt, Icelandic's tail and some shading to the horses body. Thought I was nearly done but I see a couple of things after I took this photo, that I want to work on. Mainly the tree's and the horse's face. Also want to make sure I do not over work the painting.
Tip: If you want to work faster and need the watercolor layer you had just put on to dry quickly, you can use a blow drier on low or air and wave it quickly back and forth over your painting, making sure the paper does not get too hot.