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Liriodendron tulipifera, Liquidambar styraciflua, Nyssa sylvatica and Cornus florida
I just love this time of year!
Here are my new works painted in watercolor. The leaves were traced but the dogwood or Cornus florida, was drawn from life. I now tape my specimens to a white foam core board. This helps with seeing the positive and negative shapes and with a little bit of tape you can create a pleasing composition too!
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The dogwood is STUNNING, thank you for sharing your approach, Linda.
ReplyDeleteVery nicely rendered, wonderful.
ReplyDeleteLovely autumn shades. Thanks for the tip.... to tape the the subject onto a white board. As a mere amateur it's always good to learn a few tricks of the trade.
ReplyDeleteFall leaves have so much 'character', don't they. These are a feast for the eyes.
ReplyDeleteThank you Cathy, James, Barbara, Marcia and Elva!
ReplyDeleteHappy Fall, Linda