Hello again painting fans.
This week I will be continuing with the castle scene. The photo that I’m using is seen directly below.
I’ll be using my usual acrylic paints on a 8×8 inch canvas panel.
When last seen the painting appeared as it does in the photo seen directly below.
Since that time I have continued to work on the painting.
There are some limited changes for this week’s cycle. I have now added paint to both the lit and shadowed portions of the castle. Below, I have paint added to the water and reflection. There is still a long way to go.
The current state of the painting is seen in the photo directly below.
I’ll have more progress to show you next week. See you then.
Hey folks, sorry for the long outage. The database ran out of memory without warning me, and then I had a real problem finding someone to help. Eventually, Fady, the guy who designed this site, stepped up and got it back online. It’s running slow but now I know the steps I need to take to get the site humming. It’s been loading too slow for my taste for a long time, so I’m investing some of your subscription money into getting this place to zip. Hopefully we’ll enjoy the change by next week, but maybe I shouldn’t promise that yet.
Apologies to boran2, as well, as his painting article is only going live now.
I am glad to see that at least the frog pond is back, and to catch b2’s latest update before the midnight hour hit. Hang in there, and thanks for all you do.
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