Transparent Watercolors Available
I separate Transparent Watercolors out of Water Media because they are my first loves and are so incredibly hard to do. Most of these were done before 2007 when,
after 25 monogamous years of working in Transparent, I decided to have some romps in Water Media and Oils. I'll get back to my first love some day. Transparent is
by far the most challenging work one can do with a brush.
Transparent is special because there is no black, white, or otherwise opaque paint. The light in a Transparent Watercolor comes from the paper showing through, which has to be planned in the beginning and preserved to the end. The paper gives a glow to these paintings that I work to achieve in other paint media.
For the moment, please contact me if something catches your eye.
I'm happy to send details.
No pressure.
Just saying.
Thank you.
after 25 monogamous years of working in Transparent, I decided to have some romps in Water Media and Oils. I'll get back to my first love some day. Transparent is
by far the most challenging work one can do with a brush.
Transparent is special because there is no black, white, or otherwise opaque paint. The light in a Transparent Watercolor comes from the paper showing through, which has to be planned in the beginning and preserved to the end. The paper gives a glow to these paintings that I work to achieve in other paint media.
For the moment, please contact me if something catches your eye.
I'm happy to send details.
No pressure.
Just saying.
Thank you.
