A little watercolour from last month. The drawings you have seen before and the changes were made in order to improve the design.
I had originally drawn her with a flower but I felt a lot better about the drawing when I changed the flower to a sumac twig. I like the long thin leaves of the sumac tree because I can put them where I need them to be to complete the design that feels right to me.
Thanks again for stopping by. More soon.
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Didn't the original drawing have another figure in it off to the right?
I agree, I like the rhythm of the long leaves, the long twig and the long body.
So what is this twig? Is she using it as a broom to clear leaves away to begin her spring gardening? Is it her faerie wand? Is she about to work garden magic? Is she fixing to whup on a mischievous pixie who's been making mischief in her garden? Is it the beginning of a territorial squabble with another garden pixie? Is she doing pixie quarter staff exercises? Is she doing a little pixie Mardi Gras dance? I'm waiting for the tale that must be hanging about here somewhere . . .
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It has a wit and humor I think you might appreciate.
I love how your ladies are sort of bulgy and natural. No generic glamerous, stick thin models here!
Lovely earthy colours too.
Rosie - we love all shapes and sizes here at the studio. :)
WOL - I think she is doing a worshipful dance of appreciation for the natural world she lives in. Think Grateful Dead concert or zen ballet.
Very pretty.. How do you prevent your paper from getting bubbly?
Tessa - I use 140 lb hot press paper and tape it to a wooden board. Also, I work with small brushes and don't splash a lot of water around.
Then how do you make the backgrounds?
Tessa - I usually try to design my pictures so there are not large areas of empty space that need large washes. If I do have a big empty sky to deal with I will try to do it in small pieces with clouds of various tones and colours. If you need to use a lot of water on your paintings you will have to stretch your paper or work on a watercolour block or use thick 300 lb paper.
Tessa - I also work small. That helps too.
It works out very pretty, I really like your style! Your drawings are like little dreamworlds..
Thanks Tessa. :)
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