Showing posts with label ballerina. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ballerina. Show all posts

Monday, April 23, 2012

it is finally over

watercolours  on arches 300 rough 11" by 8"

Monday, April 16, 2012

the dancers # 4

watercolours on arches 300gm 11" by 8"

Saturday, October 8, 2011

ballet dancer sketch # 5

A HUGE THANK YOU ... to each and everyone of you who is so kink as to follow my blog...and those who dropped by and comented on my paintings.... I do appreciate each comment and feel absolutely rewarded by having friends such as yourselves, your comments make me want to paint more and be a better artist
I also apologies for not having the time to leave comments on your blogs, but I am lurking and following your updated all the time...
watercolours on arches 300 paper- 11 1/2" by 8"

Friday, September 2, 2011

dancing on clouds

Firstly, I like to thank everyone who thinks my blog is worth visiting or following...  and those who leave comments ... I am always visiting you but, most times I don´t have time to comment...

I did this one without a prior sketch, and took me like half an hour to finish, so I think of it as a warm up exercise, when I do a piece of fruit it takes much less time than that..
15" by 11 1/2" watercolour on paper

I focused here on some details and faded a few areas to add interest and to give the illusion of movement as she is dancing and literally flying...I hope you like it...

Monday, August 22, 2011

another ballet dancer

8" by 11" watercolours on montval 300gms canson paper I have done a prior sketch for this one, and eliminated unnecessary details, and fewer colours in order to focus on shadows and depict light... I hope you like it, and thank you for visiting my blog and commenting, your comments give me great pleasure...

Monday, August 8, 2011

Back to sketching dancers

It has been some time since I did this... sketching again without using pencil... I have forgotten how uch fun it is... watercolour on montval 300g paper 9" by &2

Sunday, June 20, 2010

Twenty Minutes Warm Ups

They didn´t take twenty minutes... the idea is to focus on shapes and shadows and really learn how to see better and improve your painting ...









  
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