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First I created the background on this 9 x 12 sheet but using watercolor with a wet on wet technique. After that dried, I created the design by taking a damp paintbrush and removing paint in certain areas to reveal the white background, thus creating the design itself. I then took some blue, purple & green and outlined areas that I wanted to stand out and be prominent. By doing this, if you'll notice, it brought the colored areas forward and the white areas faded back, giving the piece real dimention.
I had so much fun with this, I've decided to do a whole line of Doodles, in all sizes and shapes, with all kinds of designs. I've created a special area in my ETSY shop just for the Dooodles. http://www.artfulcreations.etsy.com/
10 comments:
Lovely job! Those botanical photos are fab! Thanks for visiting me!
~cheers~
Ang
Thanks Angie..
Oh that is so lovely! I love hydrangea, though I've never attempted painting one before. I've never heard of that paper; sounds like an adventure painting on it! =)
Louise, you should give it a try, it is a blast to paint on.
WoW!! That is absoultely gorgeous.
thanks Sharon
Thanks for stopping by my blog and leaving such a kind comment :o)
I swung by your etsy shop - those faux windows are GORGEOUS!!!!!!!
Lovely to 'meet' you!
Thanks Anna, nice to meet you as well.
So pretty! I love hydrangea.
They are some of my favorite flowers in my own garden Jenny...thanks.
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