I was in Arizona recently, with my watercolor/gouache sketchbook on-hand! For those wondering about my setup, it's basically ripped off of Gurney Journey. Here's a pic of it.
Dalibor - a tip to working quickly with this medium outdoors is to get a general lay-in with transparent washes, and build up opaque passages over it where needed.
amazing colors
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I saw the post in my Blog feed and thought I was looking at Bill Cone's sketches. Great quick observations!
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff Marco, you're doing a great job at capturing the light in each of these. Very inspiring as usual!
ReplyDeleteamazing sketches.!!
ReplyDeleteGood paint.
Thanks guys!
ReplyDeletedwilson - that's a compliment on high. Thanks.
Wow they are looking awesome Marco! I love how you handel the gouache, you just inspired me to give them a try :)
ReplyDeleteGreat sketches!
ReplyDeleteDalibor - a tip to working quickly with this medium outdoors is to get a general lay-in with transparent washes, and build up opaque passages over it where needed.
ReplyDeleteOh! These are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese sketches are awesome Marco! Very inspiring new stuff. Love the sugar bowl piece:)
ReplyDeleteThese are amazing!
ReplyDeleteyou´re just doing it - great scetches!!!
ReplyDeleteI just came across this blog. Excellent work! I can't wait to see more. :D
ReplyDeletewow I LOVE your colors they're so friggin' lively and vivid!
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