This is just an update on what I am up to at the moment.
My annual workshops are currently underway, spent the previous two weeks getting reference material prepared and printed out for the course. Long days but enjoying it. I like teaching.
I am writing a book on watercolor painting - I am currently working on chapter 5, target is to have it finished by the end of this year if not sooner. My idea is to publish it as an e-book and in print.
After the workshops are over in a couple of weeks I hope to post some more demonstrations and even a video of how to paint sailing boats, the video has been shot but the editing will have to wait till after the workshops.
Happy painting,
Joe
I am a professional Australian watercolor artist and tutor. I intend to use this Blog to put down in writing some of the things I have discovered about watercolour and to promote my work and activities as they develop. My work can be seen at my companion web site http://www.joecartwright.com.au/
Wednesday, January 12, 2011
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Watercolor Painting Progression Chart
Watercolor Painting Progression Chart
A watercolour painting usually progresses in the following manner:
Large shapes to small shapes
Wet on wet to wet on dry (could also be read as from soft edges to hard edges)
Light tones to dark tones
Cool colours (distance) to warm colours (closer to the viewer)
All four groups move along at a similar pace at about the same time.
Joe Cartwright
www.paintingwithwatercolors.com
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