For my beginning watercolor class… Oak Leaves and Acorns

Oak Leaves and Acorns in Progress

Here are a few in progress photos of the painting we are working on in my beginning watercolor class.  The first couple of photos are a bit yellow as you can see…  The others are more true to the actual color in the painting.  We are using masking fluid to retain the lighter areas and details

Here’s the original photo of Oak Leaves and Acorns

 

 

 

 

 

My Palette…

 

 

 

 

Yesterday (12-11-12) in my beginning watercolor class at University Art I added some details on the upper leaf, the top acorn “hat” and the background. 

I also did some negative painting in the lichen.

After a bit more work I peeled off the masking fluid and added some shadows.

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4 Responses to “For my beginning watercolor class… Oak Leaves and Acorns”

  1. Gina Says:

    I don’t see where you’re giving the weight of watercolor paper you are using for this project. You do amazing work as always, also!

  2. jeannie Says:

    Hi Gina! This painting is on Stretched Arches Cold Press 140 lb paper.

  3. Margaret Says:

    Thanks again Jeannie great class!!

  4. jeannie Says:

    You’re welcome Margaret! Loved having you and your mom in the class.

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