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Duende

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12/05/2007 11:20 AM	Alert
Well, kind of a demo, more like progress. I've put some pictures on Flickr so you can see better resolution photos. This one is called "Sapos Verdes" I didn't put any notes on the progression but I will when I have more time. Thanks for looking! http://www.flickr.com/photos/13798450@N07/sets/72157603367912758/

sandeep.khedkar
Posts:436

12/05/2007 10:58 PM	Alert
Hi Duende The progression is wonderful. Waiting to see the notes to these. Sandeep

gene
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12/06/2007 6:28 AM	Alert
Hi..........What fun to watch the slide show on that website and see your painting in progression! You are very talented. And I love your painting...............Gene

Thomas
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Jim

Posts:2246

02/17/2008 12:19 AM	Alert
Even though you show the steps Pablo, its still like your using mirrors and fairy dust to come up with the finished product! Fantastic work! How long does it take you to finish one like this? Jim www.paintingsbyjim.com

mikec@pols

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02/17/2008 8:36 AM	Alert
Very nice, Pablo! I liked seeing the stages and it helped me to understand watercolors a little more. It's just amazing how you get your vibrant colors and how your textures are so visible! After seeing all of the fantastice watercolor paintings on here, it gets me thinking that I'd really like to try them...someday. Mike

"You either grow or regress...nothing stays the same...." (unknown) "A man may fall several times in life, but he is not a failure until he says that he was pushed..." www.portraitsoflifestudio.com

wingman

Posts:78

02/17/2008 9:10 AM	Alert
Pablo thanks for posting your slideshow, it is amazing. Could you at some time explain how you control your colors into such precise lines?

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Pablo V.

Posts:79

02/23/2008 10:24 PM	Alert
Hey there! thank you for the comments! I has actually forgotten about putting this one here, now I'll have to go back and put the comments on the progressions! Questions: Jimmy! thanks! wish I could get my hands on some of that fairy dust! I'll have to settle for working hard and making lots of mistakes! This one which is 18"x24" took a little while, time constraints and all but if I were to paint like a 9 to 5, I'd say about a week? I actually have had to learn to paint fast otherwise I'd get nothing done! (my son says it really is magic I do. . . gotta love those kids!) Mikey C.! Try it you'll like it! (what's your blog?) Wingman! control has to do with painting areas at a time. . .at least for me. My favorite technique is wet into wet, if you can learn the timing, you do have a lot of control and the benefits of floating colors into colors and great gradations. . lots of perks after you get past the total mayhem while learning!

Mcanne
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05/02/2008 3:33 PM	Alert
That "progression" was great to watch, very interesting. Love your painting, the colours are very fresh looking, and the subject matter is fun.

Egon

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