Artist: Chandni Valiathan
Medium: Watercolor on paper
Size: 11"x15"
Artist's blog: http://chandnivaliathan-paintings.blogspot.com/
Size: 11"x15"
Artist's blog: http://chandnivaliathan-paintings.blogspot.com/
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9 comments:
Chandni, A very handsome little duck with lively colors. Nice reflections.
Thanx Linda:)
I really love the close up of the duck and the singular reflection. The face is so clear and crisp while the water is so juicy and fluid. A really great job. I find it hard to watercolor such dark images and have it maintain the crisp character of the subject. You nailed it!
Thank you Paula. I am actually trying to loosen my style a little to bring in more movement or emotion. I often overwork the details and the painting turns out to be very static and boring. So currently I am training myself to work loosely - we'll see how that goes :)
Great job!! I know how hard it is to get watercolor dark and keep clean without looking muddy. You did a wonderful job of capturing this photo.
Amazing... love the water movement.
Very well done, especially the reflection, great colors,
Chandni, great painting. I really like the painterly quality that you achieved. I also like the way you unified this painting by using the duck colors in the water and the water colors in the duck.
Thank you all for the encouraging comments!!
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