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Bay Street

 
4X6
 
40
 
For Sale On Etsy


I have been experiencing many problems with my computer and I hope that they are now resolved. This is an image from downtown Beaufort off of Bay Street.  I wanted to intensify the colors in this painting.  I was working with a cool palette containing Prussian Blue, Viridian Green, Lemon Yellow
Zinc White, and Cobalt Vioet.
 
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Linda Popple said…
I just ordered Exercises for the Painter and looking forward to it arriving. I hope to learn more about color and these exercises look great. I'm also going to go through my library. I'm sure I've got some good books on color and just haven't utilized them. Thanks, Linda, you're an inspiration!
February 02, 2013 8:51 AM
LindaHunt said…
You will love the book!!! It has been the best thing that I could have done for myself...honestly...have fun with all of your books. I have many that I am going through as well.
February 03, 2013 6:13 AM
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