The above is the art I showed a few weeks ago. Here I have applied a wet brush.
Here is a new watercolor pencil drawing I did this week and
below is where I have applied the wet brush.
Below is a little drawing I did last night. All these are
my entry for Paint Party Friday challenge
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Wonderful drawings Faye! I like where you applied the wet brush.
ReplyDeleteLike the wet brush look too. Love that pony tail.:) Nice work.
ReplyDeleteI appreciate you showing the difference between the sketches and the washes. I especially like the profile picture... I have a soft spot for profiles:-)
ReplyDeleteI really like seeing the difference between the pencil drawing and adding the water. Very cool! Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWhat a difference it makes to add the wet brush. Your profile sketch is lovely, especially the definition around the jaw and neck line.
ReplyDeleteJanet xx
Lovely portraits!!!
ReplyDeleteThey all look so good after the water is added, to me, the before looks nice but not quite finished :o)
ReplyDeleteWonderful drawings, I especially like the last one! Valerie
ReplyDeleteterrific drawings Faye and love all the differences. Happy PPF, Annette x
ReplyDeleteLove these but that last one is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteThat last one is really fabulous... great perspective on the profile, and I like seeing before and after you add the water... they are amazing Faye...xx
ReplyDeleteGreat Faye. Beautiful softness added with the water. Lovely work.
ReplyDeleteThey are all so delicate and finely done- love them. Happy PPF.
ReplyDeleteIt is interesting to see the process and the difference when water is added. Saludos
ReplyDeleteThese are all beautiful, Faye. I especially like the perspective of the girl with the pony tail. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteYou have achieved a wonderful softness to their faces and a subtle blush. Lovely. Happy PPF
ReplyDeletelovely portraits Faye!
ReplyDeleteThe middle one has such a lovely pensive expression. I like it especially. Happy PPF!
ReplyDeletefantastic drawings Faye! I love how the wet brush softens and blends everything. Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work always dear Faye. Keep well. xx
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful--I especially love the profile, since I have trouble with those! The shading along the jawline is terrific!
ReplyDeleteHappy Paint Party Friday
wonderful job....i have such a time with with pencils, your is lovely.
ReplyDeleteblessings,
Cynthia♥
Great sketches Faye... I especially love the last one, such a great angle.
ReplyDeleteKaren x
Toll ist Deine Aquarellzeichnung geworden finde ich! Das Licht auf den Haaren ist Dir super gut gelungen ♥ Conny
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Great portraits, Faye!
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Happy PPF!!
Mary
Mixed-Media Map Art
It really is amazing how a few water brush strokes can change the perspective and give it so much more depth! Good job! These are wonderful!!
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Isn't it fun to see the water bring them to life? Lovely ladies all!! HPPF!
ReplyDeleteYour drawings are wonderful, I learned to love the effect of the brush too, recently :-)
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Happy PPF
Ilona
Two very different looks (both fantastic in their own right) shows what can be done either way. I enjoyed learning that, thank you. Blessings, Janet PPF
ReplyDeleteLovely portrait paintings. Watercolour pencils are great to play with and blend so beautifully
ReplyDeletelovely happy ppf
ReplyDeleteYou are really talented with the portraits. I really enjoyed how you changed the portrait up with different medium. Lovies, Samara
ReplyDeleteloving your portraits faye. they are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThe water brush makes it perfect. Great portraits!
ReplyDeleteOh, great paintings! Very well done! :)
ReplyDeleteMy favorite is the last one, and also the one in the middle! =)
These are beautifully done, my favorite is the girl with the ponytail. Belated HPPF!
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