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Here’s my latest painting I thought I would share:
Its the largest watercolor I’ve painted to date (11×14) and its a portrait of a friend’s cat 🙂
I freaked out when I saw this on your FB, this is just so amazing daydreamer! I LOVE how you painted the wings!
daydreamer wrote:Here’s my latest painting I thought I would share:
Its the largest watercolor I’ve painted to date (11×14) and its a portrait of a friend’s cat 🙂
Absolutely STUNNING!!! What do you charge for kitty portraits?
twindragonsmum 😀
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twindragonsmum wrote:Absolutely STUNNING!!! What do you charge for kitty portraits?
twindragonsmum 😀
I have pricing for my stock sizes on my site here: http://www.faeriecat.com/cat-portrait-gallery/ But I can give you a price on a custom size if there’s something else you had in mind, just let me know 🙂
Awe! Pretty kitty. I love it 😀 . I also really like the texture of the background. I’m curious, how is that effect accomplished?
purpleturtle wrote:Awe! Pretty kitty. I love it 😀 . I also really like the texture of the background. I’m curious, how is that effect accomplished?
magic salt. 😀 haha. i wet the entire part that i want to have the effect with clean water. then i add in wet color randomly and while its still very wet, i sprinkle coarsely ground sea salt onto it. let it dry. then brush away the dried salt. pretty simple. sometimes i go back in with a darker color and add depth to the pattern that the salt made. you can use regular table salt, but that gives it more of a uniform effect since the grains are all the same size.
Hmm…
Sea salt you say ? I may have to give that technique a try when I’m doing watercolors again. Thanks, Daydreamer 😀 !daydreamer wrote:purpleturtle wrote:Awe! Pretty kitty. I love it 😀 . I also really like the texture of the background. I’m curious, how is that effect accomplished?
magic salt. 😀 haha. i wet the entire part that i want to have the effect with clean water. then i add in wet color randomly and while its still very wet, i sprinkle coarsely ground sea salt onto it. let it dry. then brush away the dried salt. pretty simple. sometimes i go back in with a darker color and add depth to the pattern that the salt made. you can use regular table salt, but that gives it more of a uniform effect since the grains are all the same size.
OMG Daydreamer – your art is SO awesome!! I love your watercolor paintings and I’m really tempted to get something from your etsy store 🙂 Also, you’ve made me want to try sculpting! I love your green kitty 🙂
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Please visit My Webpage to see my art and PYO's that I've done in the past!Some of my latest art, if anyone is interested…
(poor cats turned out weird in their eyes… little zombie cats, lol!) an experiment using watercolor and colored pencil. not sure i like the outcome.
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