I completed this piece in one sitting and painted as quickly as I could. I really wanted to see how the new Sennelier paints I have been playing with react in wetter conditions than I normally use. The effect of this is a considerably looser painting than much of my work with many interesting watercolor effects such as backruns, blooms, and granulation melded into the composition. The original is 12″×16″ and is composed entirely of Sennelier watercolor pan paint on Sennelier 140# cold-pressed watercolor paper. The slight tooth of this paper really aided in coaxing out some of the granulation characteristics of the paint.
Comments
Sounds like you’re enjoying your new paints. I like the overall softness to this one, especially those pretty background colors.
Thank Marsha! It is definitely fun to try some new materials every once in a while!
– Ken Powers
GORGEOUS BEAUTY !
Thank you very much! This one was a ton of fun to paint!
– Ken Powers
This is suffused with light, Ken! Lovely colours too.
Thank you Ann! Experimenting a bit!
– Ken Powers
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Thank you Mary! Very nice of you!
– Ken Powers
Very nice. Congratulations on the feature.
Thank you Jenny!!
– Ken Powers
it is fresh and a delight to view Ken..love the cool blues in the background that shows off the white dahlia perfectly.
Thank you Linda! I was experimenting and having a blast doing it!
– Ken Powers