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From a reference photo at DPW.
I couldn't get this photo to appear as it really is: it's a bit too dark here ... which unfortunately really shows up how I overworked the shadows under the eggs--couldn't get that "glow" right. I think I was struggling between what I saw--light--and what my brain told me should be there--dark (i.e., shadow).
I'll do it again--and this time tell my brain to butt out!
From a reference photo at DPW.
I couldn't get this photo to appear as it really is: it's a bit too dark here ... which unfortunately really shows up how I overworked the shadows under the eggs--couldn't get that "glow" right. I think I was struggling between what I saw--light--and what my brain told me should be there--dark (i.e., shadow).
I'll do it again--and this time tell my brain to butt out!
8 comments:
This doesn't look overworked at all! It looks fresh and lovely and great colors, too.
I agree with RH Carpenter, i think it's gorgeous, beautiful light effects and colours.
I too agree with RH ,the colors are lovely and so light. Beautiful,Love,Diana
It does not look overworked to me either. Wonderful colors!
I think it's perfect, lush and evocative.
XO Barbara
It's beautiful Laura! Don't shut off your brain to much:)
I love the bright and fresh colors. And we all have to tell our analytical brains to butt out when we're sketching and painting! :)
I love this!!! Your colors compliment each other beautifully!!!
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