Before I started the class at Wet Paint, I pulled out the Neocolor IIs and started a piece the way I used to use them (small piece on its side and layering up color). It didn’t get finished before class started. When I pulled it out to work on, I tried doing what we did in class last week on top (filling in color and activating it with water). Last night, I decided to finish it and I scribbled, painted, or whatever.
One of the many things I love about the Neocolor IIs is their opacity, making it possible to try and fix things. A lot of the time I find that my lights need to be lighter. For this one, I used the side of a white piece, plus some scribbles to make that happen.
The photo I used was from a trip I took in the fall. I didn’t know what flower was, but I liked the crazy center part. Using Google Lens, I believe this is a Japanese anemone.
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