Barn in the Hills..

[BushcraftOnFire]

My latest digital watercolor in Artrage. This was for a watercolor class I'm taking.. Done on the Wacom Bamboo

[Enug]

I like this very much David especially the iron on the building. We call it corrugated iron - same over there?

[BushcraftOnFire]

Yes.. Corrugated Steel.. although a lot is aluminum today

[Caesar]

Essential and well rendered. A "silent", but very eloquent artwork.

[pat1940]

David, this is a fantastic wc, really love the barn and quiet, peaceful scene, well done

[gxhpainter2]

David, a nicely rendered WC and the rusty barn is a little different I like your sky and see the watercolor paper. I love watercolors and painted them for many, many years before getting into digital work.

[BushcraftOnFire]

Thanks all...

Caesar.. Yes.. it's very serene..

Pat - The barn was my favorite part of painting this... The road and right side were my least favorite

GXH - Yes.. I love painting the skies on AR.. I put them in.. then zoom in and just stare at the textures a while. I think that's why I love watercolor so much!

[jmac]

This is very nice. I like the color palette very much...Curious to know if this is a traditional watercolor class you are taking or digital? And if traditional, what the instructor thinks of your digital watercolor.

[BushcraftOnFire]

It's a traditional class.. and I was on the fence about whether to put it up or not.. but I finally caved. He didn't respond yet.. LOL!

[D Akey]

Love it. I usually don't like paper/canvas texture because it might conflict with printing out onto something else with a tooth like in the case of a giclee. But this broad watercolor paper 'tooth' is perfect with what you painted. And the palette is sort of Andrew Wyeth-esque regional (overcast natural exterior rural light) -- although the terrain could easily be California, where we do get overcast skies as well. This is a very good painting. Well done. Would look great on the wall.