
Another adventure in negative painting. As I have mentioned earlier, trees are a very good way to practice negative painting.
Here, I painted around the white trunks, and then more tinted trunks. I couldn’t find myself getting rigidly graphic with this, and just did a splish-splash approach. I also think I did a fairly decent job of moving from a dark, shady forest floor to a more sunlit canopy.
In the end, I used some white gouache, too, and rather like the vibrational energy of it all.
Nice work, reminds me of your birch trees painting.
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Thanks, Fraggy. I enjoy painting birches and aspens because of their bright white and black trunks – drama! Sycamores, too, at least in CA because of their white trunks.
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