I prefer tubes of paint rather than pans. Pans can be very dry whereas the tubes are much fresher, even when they dry in a palette. Easily revived with a spray of clear water. These tubes were sat on my workspace desk, so I captured them with a quick sketch.
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Lamy Safari penwork
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Thursday, April 24, 2014
Art Supplies, Tubes of paint, Ann Hyde
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Oh you have this down tab this sketch. Nice.
ReplyDeleteThanks Carol Ann :-)
DeleteNice sketch Ann, with just the few tubes and their shadow. Focusing on just a few objects makes such interesting sketches, I look closely and admire, and what a lovely name for the colour - raw umber - the sound is lovely, just like the colour.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jez. It's a colour I use quite a lot :-)
DeleteRaw Umber is awesome. Great sketch Ann.
ReplyDeleteThanks Gloria :-)
DeleteNice of them to sit still for you Ann! Me, I prefer the pans! Guess it is the not having to squeeze out too much and worry about waste that gets me. Maybe you will encourage me to try them again.I certainly have enough of them here. I like your simple sketch!
ReplyDeleteNice sketch of the paint tubes! I prefer the tubes also but put them into pans and allow them to dry. One quick spritz and they are ready to go!
ReplyDeletei always enjoy your simple sketch and paintings ann. well done! you use raw umber for shadows?
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