
Ok ant this was my second attempt just to get the free flow of watercolor without holding back and a one time pass. I was more successful in letting the paint flow but when it dried there wasn't enough contrast, that is the nature of watercolor, but I was feeling like I was done with the water and wanted to move on.

After abandoning the view of sandy pond I decided I wanted to learn how to paint a portrait. So i went through a lot of magazines trying to find good portrait painters and i cam across a woman named Debbie Cason Rankin. It was in the Winter 07 issue of American Artist. This is a copy of her piece, the reason I chose to do a copy was so that I could learn how to handle a portrait as opposed to a landscape. It was great to learn from her because she showed the photo that she worked from so that I could see the choices that she was making.

Well this art is all from January through the end of February, now that I found these I am hoping to do a few more!
3 comments:
the top painting is definitely my favorite. cool style, wish i could watercolor like that.
These are beautiful sarah...wish i could watercolor!
nice water colour
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