This is partly drawn on our balcony, but the wind was too cold so I went inside to finish it. Which means some of the scenery is a bit made up... Boy is it hard to draw land-/cityscapes on these small pages, but I´ve made up my mind to do all these May drawings in it - if nothing else to finish the little thing so I won´t have to use it anymore! :)
The coloring was done with the Kremer Pigment watercolors, I am still not quite used to how they react when mixing them, but I like them more and more.
12 x 8 cm, Lamy Safari, Noodler´s Lexington Grey and Kremer watercolors on a small Moleskine Watercolor page.
9 comments:
Nice job with the foliage and the brick wall is excellent! Wouldn't know you were finding it hard!q
So that's the secret behind those saturated colors: Kremer - and of course some talent thrown in to boot!
Beautiful painting! Nicely done.
Beautiful...That splash of ultramarine is wonderfully gripping!
I love all of your work... this is right up there with the rest of them... lovely touch.
It's hard to imagine that this is so small - you've put in such a lot of detail. It's very beautiful.
Great drawing Nina...You've got such nice depth way down there with the cars...amazing work you've done on such small format.
Ronell
Wow, really like this scene. Love the colors you used in the sky. Nice job!
Very Nice!
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