This is based on the same image as "Coronado View" but this one started with a paper covered with a wash of blue and orange. My instructor has mastered the beautiful cloud-filled skies and this is something I will be practicing using various colors in future paintings. I love the contrast between the brilliance of the sunset and the shadows that we see at the end of a day at the beach.
Thursday, May 20, 2010
Coronado Sunset
This is based on the same image as "Coronado View" but this one started with a paper covered with a wash of blue and orange. My instructor has mastered the beautiful cloud-filled skies and this is something I will be practicing using various colors in future paintings. I love the contrast between the brilliance of the sunset and the shadows that we see at the end of a day at the beach.
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tvery nice anne.......me also an artist of india.....
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