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Watercolor study of a girl








I am experimenting with figure in watercolor.  I have not painted a person in watercolor and find it fun but challenging.  I will try again so get the skin tones better.  This is the second try which I am happy with.  I deleted the first try....not good!!

Comments

I like it Linda. A very good watercolour portrait. well done and all the best.
Vic.
Karen Bruson said…
Beautiful job on the figure. Almost has a vintage feel.
LindaHunt said…
Thank you Vic and Karen. Interesting...she is an image of a woman from the 1920's I think...taken from a post card...vintage.

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