Showing posts with label Zebra. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zebra. Show all posts

Monday, January 24, 2011

Zany Zebra


Zany Zebra

With the WSSA 85th Open Exhibition approaching I'm feverishly painting for submissions to this event.  
I have a painting under the belt for now and need another two. This is one I started painting last night.... just a bit of fun and enjoyed the colours I used. At 2am this morning I called it a day and left it to complete later when I could concentrate with a clear head. On looking at it this morning, I was dissatisfied with the construction of his face. His muzzle looked too long, the eye was a bit small and just wasn't
sitting in the correct place! 
A bit frustrating at times when paintings don't do what they are supposed to do, you can't win them all I suppose, specially when you have a dead line! It's just a piece of paper after all and we are 
supposed to enjoy painting, don't we? But I think that's part of the fun.... or is it? 

Oh well, what can I say but back to the easel!

I'm not too disappointed with this as I'll keep it as a reference for colours used, but this 
Zany Zebra will not be part of the show!


Thursday, October 29, 2009

Zebra

I took some lovely photo's of wildlife when I was away last week.. one being a Zebra.....Got my blacks by mixing copious amounts of UMB and B Sienna so I wouldn't run out of my (black) shade. This guy had lovely white eyelashes, which is not always the case. Done on Waterfords watercolour paper 27x38cm. No initial pencil sketch just went in with paint!