



Playing with colors and "loose" painting. This is watercolor and Caran d'Ache crayons. The drawing, such as it is, was taken from a photo of somewhere in Scotland, but the colors are not Scotland. Right now the sky is white. I did some computer experimenting with sky colors. Any suggestions?
2 comments:
Jane,
For the same reasons that I choose those for my paintings, I tend to like the yellow sky for this. I think it integrates the entire painting and makes it warmer, overall. I am not sure this works for you, but that is what I like!
Susan
I think there is so much to look at in the painting that the sky should not make a statement and I like the very light blue/gray sky. It's there but doesn't take you away from every thing else. Sue
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