Melinda Wilde

Erleben Sie Aquarellfarben Nass in nasse Daisies

Melinda thank you so much for such helpful constructive feedback. (Many apologies I thought I had responded to this already but it doesn't seem to have posted. Really appreciate what I got from this class and am looking forward to using it more in the future. Thank you again.

HI Sue, This is a lovely project! Your background is delightful...great value changes and lovely wet into wet technique. I can see you got the hang of the masking fluid as your daisies have lovely shapes. Crit: there is a rather level line along the bottom where your daisies end. ie: about 3 inches from the bottom and then 4 daisies quite evenly spaced. If you had one daisy a bit lower, that would change everything. Also, go for odd numbers of your main element. ie: 7 or 5 rather than 6 daisies. Shading on your daisy center is good (except for the tallest one and the 2 on the right but not the last one on the right. I think your center dried a bit and caused the shading not to bleed. This is an easy fix; just go in with a moist brush and scrub a bit to soften the harsh edge between shadow and light. Nice shading on the petals! and I have to say again that I love your background...the lupins look perfect. Thanks for taking the class and taking the time to post your work. Overall a wonderful piece! best, m

I think this time I have gotten the masking fluid right - or at least better. Loved the flowey freedom sploshiness of this - wonderful, and then tiny iddy biddy detail, just delightful.
Once again thank you Melinda for sharing your knowledge.

Daisies that actually look like daisies - yay

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