Artist: Sherry Thurner
Medium: Watercolor in Moleskine notebook
Size: 5"x7"
Artist's blog: http://sherry-latebloomer.blogspot.com/
Size: 5"x7"
Artist's blog: http://sherry-latebloomer.blogspot.com/
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5 comments:
Sherry, I really like this. the berry is good. The colors work well. I also like the green leaves. The only suggestion I have is the dark shadow at the crevise of the strawberry kinda cuts the berry in half. This is ok but might work better if a little curved or off center. Still I really do like this. It is very pleasing to look at.
Great watercolor.
Suggestion - Be careful to let space over the strawberry next time ;)
As it is not so easy to get dark background with watercolor, sometimes it is better to go for white and play more with the shadows.
Nevertheless I like very much the texture of this background. And your strawberry is juicy!
Sherry, what a well-done closeup. This makes the bark irrelevant (which it really should be), and the strawberry & leaf are the main subjects. I love seeing watercolor done well, and I think this one is.
You got beautiful highlights and color in the strawberry. It has a gorgeous richness to it.
Very nice! Somehow I really like the painterly look where the colors appear to flow without too much restrain... I guess that the beauty of watercolor.
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