Prairie Twilight - Part 2
SO another night of working the clouds and I darkened the foreground. You cannot tell from the photo, but I used the opposite non-brush end of the brush to scratch grass in to the thick paint. I am going to let the painting dry and will work some dry brushing into the clouds and put a thin lighter wash into the grass of the foreground. When I am happy with both, I am going to add the Pronghorn silhouettes to the skyline. Sometimes it is better to let a painting rest. A little time and space helps the artist spot the problems or issues. Sometimes time results in a restart on a clean canvas to try a different tact. Occasionally, a painting just comes together without any effort. Occasionally. I'll take better photos in daylight and show some of what I have mentioned.
SO another night of working the clouds and I darkened the foreground. You cannot tell from the photo, but I used the opposite non-brush end of the brush to scratch grass in to the thick paint. I am going to let the painting dry and will work some dry brushing into the clouds and put a thin lighter wash into the grass of the foreground. When I am happy with both, I am going to add the Pronghorn silhouettes to the skyline. Sometimes it is better to let a painting rest. A little time and space helps the artist spot the problems or issues. Sometimes time results in a restart on a clean canvas to try a different tact. Occasionally, a painting just comes together without any effort. Occasionally. I'll take better photos in daylight and show some of what I have mentioned. 
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