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Hi Maggie, I did a light pencil outline as a guide. Then did the watercolours, when they had dried I added the pen. I would sometimes approach it differently with pen then watercolour, just depends on how I feel at the time.
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Lovely, lovely sketches!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rose, I enjoyed drawing this :-)
DeleteThese make me want to get my ink pens out. Do you put the ink down first, then colour or the other way around?....Just curious as these look so fresh.
ReplyDeleteHi Maggie, I did a light pencil outline as a guide. Then did the watercolours, when they had dried I added the pen. I would sometimes approach it differently with pen then watercolour, just depends on how I feel at the time.
DeleteHyacinths always say spring to me, so it is nice to see them right now. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteI love your single flower watercolors! Such a lovely statement of life and spring!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lynn :-)
DeleteVery dainty and precious sketching water painting..
ReplyDeleteI have finally put my painting up as have had such a busy summer.
ReplyDeleteThanks Carol Ann. I'm going to be catching up soon with the blog and will look for your work.
DeleteVery loose and elegant!
ReplyDeleteThanks Amanda :-)
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