Another experimental piece, line work, marker and watercolor, together at last! This turned out to be quite a collage of mediums but I wanted to see how my Prismacolor markers would look agains a painted backdrop. I thought that acrylic might be a bit too much for the eyes to take in so I went with watercolor. Unfortunately I only had water color pencils, not my favorite way to use the medium. Horses are one of the most difficult animals to draw, and as I said in an earlier post, understand anatomy first or at least use some kind of reference photo. This piece however really just started out as a sketch, even the paper that was used was from a scrap pile, maybe 2 ft by 6 in. I'm not exactly sure, the piece belongs to someone else now. The color and design for the horses was partially inspired by the Beatles Yellow Submarine movie.
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Horse of a Different Color
Another experimental piece, line work, marker and watercolor, together at last! This turned out to be quite a collage of mediums but I wanted to see how my Prismacolor markers would look agains a painted backdrop. I thought that acrylic might be a bit too much for the eyes to take in so I went with watercolor. Unfortunately I only had water color pencils, not my favorite way to use the medium. Horses are one of the most difficult animals to draw, and as I said in an earlier post, understand anatomy first or at least use some kind of reference photo. This piece however really just started out as a sketch, even the paper that was used was from a scrap pile, maybe 2 ft by 6 in. I'm not exactly sure, the piece belongs to someone else now. The color and design for the horses was partially inspired by the Beatles Yellow Submarine movie.
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