Artist: Chandni Valiathan
Medium: Watercolor on paper
Size: 9"x12"
Artist's blog: http://chandnivaliathan-paintings.blogspot.com/
Size: 9"x12"
Artist's blog: http://chandnivaliathan-paintings.blogspot.com/
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9 comments:
A very good rendition of the photograph. It may be the photography but the colors look a little dark, a little washed out. I like the background and the bark. It's easy to see that the berry is sitting on wood.
Chandni, You have painted such a nice berry. I love the shadow under the berry it is perfect as far as shadows go. Your wood is very believeable. I think the wood could use a touch more highlight and also a little more highlight on the lonely stem. I like this painting a lot. Nice Job.
I forgot to say I love the Title.
Looking at the picture, I agree with Angela about the highlights. If anyone's confused about the title, please check my blog for the explanation :)
I just now visited your blog Chandni. I think you can remove the word 'I am new to watercolor..." :) I think your paintings reflect lot of skill with the medium and great creativity.
I specially liked the "Sunday Afternoon" painting in your blog... It evokes so many memories of my own study room!
Great job on this - but I can't find 'ugly' anywhere in this paitning except the title!
I had to pop over to your blog as I was intrigued by the title. Love it! The dark background adds to the mood also.
Old sepia atmosphere. Not enough ugly ;)
Really Really Nice! I like how you did the bark.
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