The second card in a series for my sister-in-law’s Christmas present. I used Peter Sheeler’s demonstration (below). I love his lines and color! Copying his style is teaching me a lot about simple color use, powerful lines, and particularly compositional elements I haven’t considered at all.
What I learned in this video was how to portray dappled lighting. This gives character and depth to white petals. What do you think?
I like it. It makes the petals stand out. Yours look softer than Peter Sheeler’s, who gave sharp edges to the shades on the petal. I’m learning a lot through your series. Thanks, and marry Christmas!
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Thanks, Yul! It’s nice to know someone is also getting something out of the pictures besides me. I really like the way Peter Sheeler paints, even in his simpler items. More practice to come . . . Merry Christmas to you, too!
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