Okay, internet, I’m torn. I’m working on a piece for my mom’s guest bedroom, and I did a little watercolor study to figure out what I was going to do. I loved the study, but I’m just not sure about the completed painting itself. I’m not sure I’m liking the style and may totally change it to be thick, impasto paint instead of the wash I have right now. Anyway, thought you might enjoy seeing the step-by-step. Would love feedback on whether the wash works or if I should completely cover it with nice, thick paint and eliminate the outline.
Watercolor study in preparation of the acrylic painting
Step 1. Using a wash, hence the need to lie them flat instead of upright on an easel.
Step 2.
Step 3. No longer using a wash, so the painting can go upright again.
Step 5. Completed painting. Should I ditch the outline and wash look?
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I like it with the outline
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I like as-is.
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I think I’m going to end up framing the little watercolor study but drastically changing the full size painting. Will post it again when it’s complete.
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