Showing posts with label brushwork. Show all posts
Showing posts with label brushwork. Show all posts

Saturday, November 12, 2011

Contessa Double Lavender

 Work in Progress


In early summer, I visited a local garden center for the first time.
There I found a Contessa Double Lavender trailing pelargonium.
I already had the Double Pink.
When the flowers start to open, they look like tiny roses.
This gives the pelargonium an old-fashioned and elegant look.
When the brushwork is finished and uploaded in the Portfolio, I will post it on the Blog.

P.S: I've done a bit of research and it turns out the label was wrong. My pelargonium is a Colorcade Lilac.

Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Dahlia Brushwork

Water Lily Dahlia

Firepot is now finish.
The brushwork was done in Corel Painter.
The fireblend shade is unchanged.

See more in Portfolio

Monday, October 31, 2011

Work in Progress

Firepot

I still have lots to do in the garden.
This leaves me with less time for brushwork.

Firepot was a surprise find this year.
This waterlily dahlia got mixed with a decorative variety.
At the moment, I am working on the negative space.
I do this part in Photoshop.

When the underpainting is ready, I switch to Corel Painter.