My last snowflake post featured a work-in-progress look at how I used the masking fluid to create my snowflake watercolors. Now I will show my snowflake characters further along in the process. The photo above shows some of the decorative pieces that I’d like to add into the backgrounds and borders of my snowflake pieces.
My snowflakes finally begin to get some color added to them.
A snowflake character donning ear muffs and a scarf. Who knew that snowflakes ever got chilly?
The photo above shows a up close look at the knitted hat for my snowflake character.
It’s my little watercolor corner of the world. My watercolor workspace! There’s my palette and watercolor board with watercolor paper taped to the boards. My little “test” sheet of paper to see how strong the watercolor looks before applying it to my actual image. I guess that’s all for now. I hope you enjoyed looking into my studio at the current artwork I’ve been creating. Talk to you later!
An artist who aspires to become a children's book illustrator. Stays young at heart and an avid daydreamer. When the weather permits, I enjoy visiting/biking on the nature trail near my house. Visiting the trail has brought me many hours of enjoyment and relaxation. My camera is usually by my side while on the trail. I like to try to find the small and unnoticeable as subjects for my photos. And of course flowers and plant life encompass many of my subjects.
