Hi everyone, sharing with you today another watercolor portrait practice painting of an old man. I started like most my pieces with the basic tones before moving on to the details. I have found using watercolour pencils effective in capturing sharp details that would be normally be difficult with a brush and combining the two creates an interesting finish. It's easy to overwork watercolors so I forced myself to stop and not add anymore.
The process...
Completed on A3 300gsm paper over a few hours. Taking breaks helped me see the painting with fresh eyes again and see what I could improve.
Congratulations my friend @iansart, It is an amazing work!
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Thanks! :)
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Wow, awesome work, I already want to see more of your next drawings! Regards.
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Thanks, will be posting more soon :)
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