Here is a demo of how I painted the doe to the left in watercolour. This sweet-eyed and elegant doe is a commission for a lady called Ashley from Texas..
Once I had drawn the doe I wetted the entire inside area with clear water and let it soak in a bit before adding some pale lavender to the inner ears, just under the eyes and around the muzzle.
Then I washed in some light tan colour for the head and neck.
Adding some deeper colour for the nose and eyes.
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Hi – I think only you can undo that – you need to go to your SETTINGS and un-check whatever box say “Notify me when new comments are added”
Wow, awesome blog layout! How long have you ever been blogging for?
you make blogging look easy. The whole glance of your website is magnificent, let alone the content!
Hi Sandy – I am glad you found it followed through OK – there are so many steps. I saw your profile and we have a lot of common interests – I love the Art Spirit . Thanks – Alison
Hi Sandy – I am glad you found it followed through OK – there are so many steps. I saw your profile and we have a lot of common interests – I love the Art Spirit . Thanks – Alison
Pretty doe. Well done, easy to follow tutorial.
Pretty doe. Well done, easy to follow tutorial.
Thanks Melissa – it is great to do this although I need to find a clever way of getting my camera set up so I don't have to try and be an octopus with brush and camera in hand!!
Thanks Melissa – it is great to do this although I need to find a clever way of getting my camera set up so I don't have to try and be an octopus with brush and camera in hand!!
Fun! I love to see the step-by-step process of a piece of art coming together. Thanks for sharing! 🙂
Fun! I love to see the step-by-step process of a piece of art coming together. Thanks for sharing! 🙂