水彩画的鲍威尔湖”反射的孤独”
一步一步的水彩画示范了罗兰•李
我选择这个特写镜头的鲍威尔湖的一个有趣的边峡谷研究污渍水源引起的径流和他们的方式反映在鲍威尔湖的静水。深水起伏像一张巨大的塑料,弯曲的砂岩反射到扭曲的迷幻的形状。
1。我开始有些大胆的岩石上洗,让颜料混合在一起的温暖和凉爽的微妙的变化,光明与黑暗。当干燥,我回来在顶部和侧面的我刷和创建一些织构的影响。我在这里开始污渍雨,流到表面和入湖中。
2。我们已经可以感觉到巨大的形状的岩石由于阴影。与我的论文倾斜向上,我带来一些漆渍,让油漆滴和流自然下表面。
3。我还有更多的工作要做,无论是建立纹理以及黑暗我的值创建的对比。但是你可以看到效果的垂直污渍在这一点上
4。躺在我的阴影后的岩石上,我可以开始在水面上。润湿整个表面我躺在淡蓝色的天空的倒影在中心第一,让它干。然后我回来在顶部开始塑造反射松散。我将加强他们大大作为我工作在这个更乏味的部分绘画。
5。很多工作已经进入了水中倒影试图捕捉惊人的形状,与每个波纹起伏,弯曲,卷成岩石。谁花时间在鲍威尔湖像我那样在过去的20年,将认识到这些独特的反射。
“孤独的反思——鲍威尔湖”
22 x 29透明水彩的罗兰·李
原文如下：
Watercolor Painting of Lake Powell "Reflections of Solitude"
Step by step watercolor painting demonstration by Roland Lee
I chose this close-up view of one Lake Powell's intriguing side canyons to study the stains caused by water run-off and the way they reflect in Lake Powell's still waters. The deep water undulates like a huge sheet of plastic, bending the sandstone reflections into warped psychedelic shapes.
1. I start with some bold washes on the rocks, letting the pigments mingle together in subtle variations of warm and cool, light and dark. When dry, I come back over the top with the side of my brush and create some textural effects. Here I am starting the stains from the rain which drips down the surface and into the lake.
2. Already we can sense the massive shapes of the rocks due to the shadows.With my paper tipped upward, I bring in some of the varnish stains, letting the paint drip and flow naturally down the surface.
3. I still have more work to do, both building up the texture as well as darkening up my values to create contrast. But you can see the effect of the vertical stains at this point
4. After laying in my cast shadows on the rocks, I can start on the water. Wetting the whole surface I lay in the light blue reflections of the sky in the center first and let it dry. Then I come back over the top starting to shape the reflections loosely. I will tighten them up considerably as I work on this more tedious part of the painting.
5. A lot of work has gone into the water reflections trying to capture the amazing shapes that undulate and bend with every ripple that rolls into the rocks. Anyone who spends time on Lake Powell as I have done over the past 20 years, will recognize these unique reflections.
"Reflections of Solitude - Lake Powell"
22 x 29 Transparent watercolor by Roland Lee
