Ok, I have only one crab. I attempted this for a challenge to paint sea life. I had a few pictures I could have chosen from, and this guy seemed like he'd be fun to paint.
He came out a bit darker than I thought. I was trying to leave some highlights, but somehow they got covered or were never there. I am happy with the reflection.
Well, its been a long day, and I'm tired. My head is spinning and I'm not sure what else to type right now. Hope you enjoy it.
Showing posts with label Crab. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crab. Show all posts
Tuesday, July 22, 2014
I've Got Crabs
Labels:
angry,
battle,
Crab,
reflection
Location:
Morro Bay, CA 93442, USA
Wednesday, November 21, 2012
Down on the Embarcadero
Ok, here we go again. This is a second painting of Giovanni's Market and Gallery. If you don't remember the first one, you can view it here. This painting is from the opposite direction and some obvious differences.
The first real differences is that this painting has all the proper colors. The previous one was taken from a black and white photo, and I was working from memory on the colors. This one was painted from a color picture and so, all the colors are correct(ish). I got a bit more ambitious with this one too. Obviously there are people in the painting, but also there is tile and brickwork, among other things.
I used ink to outline and highlight edges on this painting. My intent was to not to do that. I wanted to only use paint to edge the painting, but I couldn't quite keep the lines straight enough, so i had to switch over to pen. I like how the outlining turned out everywhere except around the main awning. Oh well, that's how it goes sometime.
Anyway, I had a great time painting this, hope you all enjoy it.
The first real differences is that this painting has all the proper colors. The previous one was taken from a black and white photo, and I was working from memory on the colors. This one was painted from a color picture and so, all the colors are correct(ish). I got a bit more ambitious with this one too. Obviously there are people in the painting, but also there is tile and brickwork, among other things.
I used ink to outline and highlight edges on this painting. My intent was to not to do that. I wanted to only use paint to edge the painting, but I couldn't quite keep the lines straight enough, so i had to switch over to pen. I like how the outlining turned out everywhere except around the main awning. Oh well, that's how it goes sometime.
Anyway, I had a great time painting this, hope you all enjoy it.
Labels:
brick,
brown,
California,
clam,
concrete,
Crab,
Fish,
fish market,
Giovanni's,
grey,
line,
morro bay,
Morro Rock,
people,
red awning,
rock,
tile,
watercolor
Tuesday, July 31, 2012
Got Fish?
This came out a little redder that I had originally intended, but I still think it is a really great painting. If you have never been, you need to go. Giovanni's is an institution in Morro Bay. Great fresh seafood, and there is alway a line for fish tacos.
Labels:
awning,
blue,
California,
clam,
Crab,
door,
Fish,
giant,
Giovanni's,
market,
morro bay,
Red,
shell,
sky,
sword fish,
wood
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