So as a treat - and because Tonya has no patience (tee hee) - you can see beginning to end of this one, all in one blog post.
So here we go with painting Mary Deere :)
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| drawing the deer |
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| First background washes |
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| enhancing the foreground |
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| adding some background and painting the deer |
after adding a few more shrubs, here she is, the finished painting :
Mary Deere
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I'm trying to visit fave blogs today. Thank you for your lovely comments Pat. Freddie still has not had an op as yet so it's still a waiting game.
ReplyDeleteI love your Mary Deer painting,fascinating to see all the stages.
Love and Hugs
June xx
Simple but very usuful step by step demonstration. Well done Pat! Ciao.
ReplyDeleteVery beautiful, Pat!
ReplyDeleteHello June - sorry to hear Freddie is still waiting. :(
ReplyDeleteI'm honoured to be numbered amongst your favourite blogs xx
Morning Tito - thank you so much for your encouraging comment!
ReplyDeleteCiao xx
Thank you Cristina - you're very kind .
ReplyDeleteCiao xx
I have to learn to paint like that, simply painted and it really works. Lovely job Pat!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dora!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it :) xx
Thanks so much my wonderful friend! That was actually very neat. You can move the screen up and down like a slide show and Mary looks like she is running right toward you. I love it!!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like it Tonya ! xx
ReplyDeleteWon't happen every time, though :)
This is SO cute!!! He looks as though he's about to leap off the page! :0)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sandra - glad you think she's cute :) xx
ReplyDeleteNice, Pat and you did make it look effortless! Hard to do that!
ReplyDeleteSheryl
It was effortless, Sheryl - I just threw it together :lol: (joking)
ReplyDeleteGlad you didn't keep us waiting for this lovely creation Pat!
ReplyDeleteDon't get used to it, Beryl - it was a once in a lifetime lapse :lol:
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