The first photo shows the cat after all the base washes were done, you can just make out his shape.

The second shows the finished cat.
I quite like him - he has a certain spark about him - and you can certainly see he's a cat !

(a journey with watercolour and my dog)
He's so realistic, Missy will want to sort him out!
ReplyDeleteIt's very good Pat, you've obviously enjoyed using this method of creating animal portraits.
I love it, despite not liking cats!!
Thoroughly enjoyed it, Beryl!
ReplyDeleteIts very different from what I usually do, but fascinating. I shall definitely be doing more :)
oooh!! I want a Molly done like THIS now!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Heather. xx
ReplyDeleteKeep watching, when I have done some more practice pieces, I will surely try a Missy in this style - then you can see what a rough coat jack will look like :)
Awesome Pat!!
ReplyDeleteJust awesome Pat!
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