It was medium-moleskine time. I haven’t worked in this puppy since the end of February. It’s a most convenient size…..at 8 x 12 it’s not too big to carry around and it’s a good size for a decent sized drawing.
Played with my watercolors….trying to apply different colors to the background. As you can see, I tried to work with patterns…then gave up.
I like the vibrancy of watercolor….which expends very little energy.
After doing the alternating black/white borders to the circles, I wasn’t too impressed.
But the almighty-marker got me out of my visual pickle.
I really need to remember that watercolors can get muddy fast!
What I took away from this whimsical piece is the fun it is to bring out the shapes of the watercolor by outling the shapes with my finest nib micron. Possibly I can carry this into something else???? Who knows
12 comments:
I love it when you do these marker pictures. They're always so full of color...they make me smile every time.
Hi Janet....I'm smiling with you :)
Wow, love the colour burst!
I too, love your marker pictures. They are so alive and bright and cheerful!
Hi Caz and Penny, thanks so much for you encouraging comments :)
Gorgeous, Eden! So joyful!!
Hi Trece....and thank you :D
"WOW!"
I LOVE it... fantastic demonstration of doodling.
Leaving here, with a smile...ear to ear!! :]
Hi Eden...fantastic doodle art!!! Love it!
Mary
Hi April, Hi Mary...thanks for your kind comments :D
you definitely have a flair for color...you work is fantastic!
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