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Friday, July 8, 2011

more pears...

I wasn't watching the video along with him when I painted these pears. These exercises are just to establish lights and darks but I couldn't leave well enough alone and had to add some stamps and punchanella. On a few of them I also added the dark charcoal which may or may not have helped. You can see that I didn't put the charcoal on the aqua one on the right. All in all I am having fun trying to get really free and loosen up.

11 comments:

  1. Hi Martha! I love your pears! I've also been trying to loosen up my painting in acrylics. I've been watching Karrie Evenson on youtube...very inspiring!

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  2. I do believe you have the hang of doing these pairs! These are wonderful Martha, it always surprises me the beauty you create when you say your just practising some new technique

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  3. I especially like the yellow green ones.

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  4. I struggle with lighting - but then I don't practice and should, I think.
    These are wonderful.
    x

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  5. I struggle with lighting - but then I don't practice and should, I think.
    These are wonderful.
    x

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  6. Ok, your green and purple pears are rockin it!!

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  7. If you don't put your own spin on your work, it's not yours...just a copy. Glad you're having fun!

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  8. Hi Martha,
    you are always full of "new inspiration!
    thank you for being here. You do inspire us all..
    smile*.. Darlene

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  9. Really nice color on the pears, Martha. Also, wanted to say how much I have enjoyed your Colordrop flowers watercolor on-line class. These flowers are a hoot to make and always, always turn out pretty.

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  10. Hi Martha! Loving your pears! You have added your personal touch and made them your own! Job well done! The more you practice, the better you get!!! Have a wonderful weekend!
    hugs, Sue K

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  11. LOVE 'EM!! and i love the charcoal with 'em, too.....great way to "pair" it up with your acrylics.....heeheehee. xoxo

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