'The Queen's Gate',


The under-painting on this canvas is a rich indigo for the shadows. I drew using the usual charcoal and pastel for the pink and green. I needed to see the colour balanced against the deep shadows. I am very pleased with the mark making of the lane and I hope I can keep it going.
Labels: 'The Queen's Gate', Charcoal, Drawing, Eynsham, Oil painting, Under painting, Work in process
2 Comments:
The feeling of bleached sunlight in this is super Lorna, agree with you about the mark making, especially at the base of the canvas, very interesting :)
Thank you and hope I can keep it going.
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