Aulneuse River
I share the challenges of this watercolor. I worked on paper completely wet (8 minutes in water) and then I deposited it on plexiglass. It gave me more time to work on it. Pie couldn’t see my pencil drawing well, so at first I had put my sheet upside down and because I knew where I wanted to put the lights, I started to apply them (top right) but that’s when I realized that my paper was upside down, so I quickly flipped it and improvised. Always be ready for anything!
When I dried my paper, it was all gondola, so I had to press it. I don’t know if that’s what I had to do. I’m not familiar with that technique. Thank you for your comments.
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Thank you,
I always wonder if I put enough details, some told me that the first plan could have been more defined, but I saw as the middle plan being the one that needed to be more defined. Like when you take a photo and focus on the center, then the foreground can be slightly blurry. What do you think?