I have started to go outside of my comfort zone by trying out watercolour paints. By doing so, I have also been challenged artistically and mentally. One of the things that I have started to accept is that an object can be composed of multiple shades and tints. For example, the tree that I painted has a tint of blue, multiple shades of brown, and a light yellow tone in the background. As I look around, it’s starting to appear that nothing is just a single hue, tint, or shade; everything is composed of multiple colours because of the way that light reflects colour.
For the upcoming week, I will continue to look beyond the horizon and see I gain further interest in watercolour painting.
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Shane, that’s very good for your first try at water colours. It is quite different from other mediums.
Leslie
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Thank you. It is very different from cartoons or normal pencil drawings that I usually do.
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Yes it is quite different. There’s a bit of a learning curve.
Leslie
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