Drskmishra

[Drskmishra]

Not yet finished with the foams, seek suggestions from all please.

[Caesar]

Now You really master seascapes and waves magnificently, and under various lighting conditions! I'm impressed and pleased by Your dramatic improvement and progress! APPLAUSE!

[D Akey]

Nailed it!!!!!!! BRAVO!!!!!!!!

Of course as you do it more and more, if the ocean is your thing, you will get more and more subtle. But this is great!

[Drskmishra]

My honour, thanks both of you sir. Shall try to do better.

[Drskmishra]

Have tried my hands on sailboat, many flaws l know. Seek suggestions from all.

[D Akey]

Nice. Has the general impression of what's happening. Good mood and all. It boils down to what you were aiming for.

If you're going for realism, there are structure issues throughout. And those things should be clear to you to see.

If you're going for a sort of scene in the form of a watercolorist like Turner or something more contemporary in that direction like when you started posting here on ArtRage, then you would want to be looser in the overall, letting the wash of color and paint be free flowing and general, and then tighten up in some key places.

There's lots to explore any way you set sail. Just clarify your intention and go for it.

[Drskmishra]

Fully agree with you, sir. Long way to go, thanks for giving directions.

[Caesar]

On the contrary, it's a quite impressionistic style, fresh immediate, dynamic, very painterly. It reminds vaguely Turner's watercolors and the simple blue/green-ochre palette base works.
A more defined boat and neat realistic style, with all definitions and details, would be just a print for house ornament, this one is a painting.

[Drskmishra]

Thanks, sir for encouragement.

[Drskmishra]

Have tried to refine it further, looking for advice from all please.