Showing posts with label watercolor architectural rendering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watercolor architectural rendering. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 4, 2009

San Francisco Pacific Palisades DSDF 21-22 and an Award

"Pink Yellow Blue and Black" about 5x7 watercolor on paper

Another impressive challenge from Karin Jurick at Different Strokes by Different Folks. This was a daunting challenge for me. Straight lines and I usually don't get along well lol However when I was 10 minutes into the drawing, I realize that it was going to be a really good project to undertake because it's an opportunity for an excellent refresher study on basic shapes! Good grief, I was feeling sorry for the builders as their challenge was far bigger than mine! I was able to start over halfway through my drawing because that's when I realized the tops of the cone roofs (I bet there's an official name for those lol), were not going to fit and that's just not acceptable! Part of the reason why I took so long to make up my mind about painting this was that I was drooling over painting the molds and cool shapes in oils! But I don't think I would have enjoyed it as much if I were to paint it smaller than 11x14. I might still do it at some point, don't be surprised! Also, I try not to see what other people do with their DSDF challenge when I can help it so I can focus on my approach. As usual this challenged attracted a wonderful variety!

Tuesday, November 4, 2008

A New Dawn God Bless America! DSDF #10

Erika Nelson's Dawn at the Capitol"New Dawn at the Capitol" watercolor
This is week #10 challenge for Different Strokes by Different Folks, a blog kindly hosted by talented Karin Jurick.

I wanted to depict current season at the Capitol on this important and historical election day. Please go vote and be a part of change! I am proud to be a voting US citizen!