Monday, September 15, 2014

Surface Tension

Raindrops and Twinkle Lights work in progress Katherine Kean
oil   18 x 24 inches
Are you tired of seeing this one yet? Here is a further stage of development with both the darkest and brightest of the raindrop pattern in evidence. It is shaping up to be a battle of foreground vs. background, and the foreground, the drops and splashes that adhere to the windshield surface, appears to be gaining the upper hand at the moment. I must admit that the raindrop highlights were more than a little fun to paint!

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2 comments:

Kathryn Hansen said...

Nope...I think it's been as much fun to follow your progress as it is for you to paint it!!!

5:02 PM
Katherine Kean said...

Kathryn, thanks for persevering!

8:08 PM

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