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Great shadows!
Yes, strong in the February light
Personally, I would push the shadows even further. You seemed unsatisfied with the weaker shadows of the first painting and have done a second painting, but what about shadows cast by the left hand hedge and the foliage/branches of the trees? The low February light can give great shadows which is something I milk.
Hi Graham. Yes I have gone back to it again and made it all much stronger, but haven’t posted it yet. Although I was unsatisfied with the first stage, once I’d gone over it, I then liked the incompleteness of the first photo and the pink round blush against the green. Too late to go back so ever onward! Would like to know what you think of the final one when I get round to posting it. Thanks for making time to comment OA.
At first sight I thought these were embroidered lines. Hand-drawn is pretty cool too!
Funny you should say that, I’ve been doing lots of stitching lately. Perhaps it’s somehow come through