How to paint impressionistic flowers

[JayJ]

Thank you so much Val..really appreciate your comments!thank u for stopping by!

[nolan]

love it

[JayJ]

Thank you Nolan!

[Aniz Oniro]

I love it Zayn

[JayJ]

Appreciate your encouraging comments Maria..thank you!

[GPeachy]

I quite liked this lesson and painting "chunky," as Nolan would say.  I have to remember that sometimes, less is better. 

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[MaryAnne Long]

Ginger, you did a wonderful job on this - love the shine on the pot.

Maybe some more darks on the cut stone to give added texture; same for the geraniums for more depth.

 I agree, it is one of my favorite PB lessons.

aloha

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[JayJ]

  One. Of my favorite lessons too!!!

[GPeachy]

Thank you, I liked it a lot. It is easy to get carried away with the palette knife.

[nolan]

it is easy to get carried away with the knife, that is why it is so quick to paint with it, so you have to keep holding yourself back.
You have done a great job. I love the reflections on the pot.
I suggest darkening the shadow cast by the pot to make it stand out more

[GPeachy]

Thanks  Nolan.  Now that I step back and look at the pot, I see where the shadow that you talk about appears to only be one value off of the concrete that the pot is sitting on, this needs to go darker.

[dennis]

 

[GPeachy]

Thank you Dennis.

[EmmaLee]

Great job on this. I love all of the paintings that result from this class.

[GPeachy]

Thank you for your kindness everyone, I love these classes.