Showing posts with label Caribbean Blue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Caribbean Blue. Show all posts

Thursday, January 30, 2014

Day 29 - 30 Paintings - Hilltop

I'm still working on
using brighter colors.

"Hilltop" - oil on Board - 5 x 7

Maybe a bit too bright?

Monday, January 27, 2014

Day 27 - 30 Paintings - La Tour

I was thinking about Paris today.
So I painted the Eiffel Tower.

I included a watercolor that I painted sometime in the last year as well.

First the underpainting.


Then the intermediate version


Then I wanted to work on the sky
 that is always so moody and colorful.


And the little watercolor.


Sunday, January 26, 2014

Day 25 - 30 Paintings - Caribbean Blue Playtime

I've been experimenting with my new tube
of Caribbean Blue paint from my recent
 transparent oils workshop with Dreama Tolle Perry.

This is probably her key pigment color
and it is quite versatile.


This has reproduced with colors that look
 a little more lurid than they actually are in person.

This blue is made with pthalo blue but somehow
it does not take over too much
and it seems to play well with the other colors.

I under painted this one with Indian yellow, Sap Green,
 Transparent Red Med., Diox. Purple and ?

Then I went over it with variations of the 
Caribbean Blue straight from the tube
and mixed with white.
It was fun to see how the next layer mixed with the 
transparents in the underpainting.
a bit, but not quite like watercolor.