Gorgeous work, Arti. I can see that it is close to noonish in this pic by the short shadows. What phenomenal work you did on those shadows and the light. The figures are perfection as is the brightly lit water.
Sherry, i always wanted to paint water --I did it here with minimum colors--just used a bit of yellow with blue for shadows and left the white of paper for light.Glad you liked it.
Thank you Tito, Vinayak and Albert..I value your comments ver much. Gwen, figures do intimidate me..I almost forced myself to do this composition--my comfort zone is faces and portraits!
Thank you, Liz.I did meddle with the original photo..eleminated the trees and shoreline to keep the upper portion white.
Arti, I'm totally amazed by your work.. Its simply gorgeous.. You are truly talented.. This one is my favourite.. I'd love to showcase it on my blog.. Please do write to me torresp27@hotmail.com Thanks!
Very good. I like the reflections on the water.
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet painting. Good job.
ReplyDeletethe light plays with water!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous work, Arti. I can see that it is close to noonish in this pic by the short shadows. What phenomenal work you did on those shadows and the light. The figures are perfection as is the brightly lit water.
ReplyDeleteVery good work, Arti. Nice subject very well painted! Ciao, Tito.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting! And an equally intelligent caption. Very nicely executed.
ReplyDeleteVery nice painting. I like the simplicity and purity of colors.
ReplyDeleteWell done, Arti! You rendered the figures so well. What an endearing composition.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful composition and so well done - love the shimmer of the water. Also your self portrait is terrific. Very different.
ReplyDeleteLovely painting. Great work. Happen to stumble upon your blog and am glad I did.
ReplyDeleteArti, this watercolour is fantastic, good drawing and the effects on the water, too....
ReplyDeleteBest regards,
Enrique.
Thank you Tony, Michelle, Nouvelles.
ReplyDeleteSherry, i always wanted to paint water --I did it here with minimum colors--just used a bit of yellow with blue for shadows and left the white of paper for light.Glad you liked it.
Thank you Tito, Vinayak and Albert..I value your comments ver much.
ReplyDeleteGwen, figures do intimidate me..I almost forced myself to do this composition--my comfort zone is faces and portraits!
Thank you, Liz.I did meddle with the original photo..eleminated the trees and shoreline to keep the upper portion white.
Hello Sujit,welcome to my blog.Glad you liked my work.
ReplyDeleteSiete, its an honour to recieve a compliment from you!Thank you!
Sensitive, nice work that u done :)
ReplyDeleteWow, love this one!
ReplyDeleteArti, I'm totally amazed by your work.. Its simply gorgeous.. You are truly talented.. This one is my favourite.. I'd love to showcase it on my blog.. Please do write to me torresp27@hotmail.com Thanks!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant! And what a lovely, heart-warming subject too. :0)
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