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Watercolor Portrait of Ms. Cherry

I signed up for a Sktchy Watercolor class to see what I could learn from the very different approaches of each of the teachers but in this case tossed the crappy results and started over, doing things my way.

Watercolor portrait of Tori Cherry
Ms. Tori Cherry, watercolor, 9×7”

I signed up for a Sktchy Watercolor class to see what I could learn from their teachers. I planned to make myself try the teachers’ different approaches and I did attempt the super loose, wet in wet approach Dritan Duro, the teacher for this class demonstrated, but tossed the crappy results and started over, doing things my way.

Color wheel: WN Raw Sienna, WN Perm. Alizarin, Winsor Blue Green Shade

Interestingly, the 3-color limited palette I used for this painting was the same as the one I used for my painting of Dorothy, even though the two women look nothing alike. It’s a fun challenge to work with only a 3-color limited palette. (WN Raw Sienna, WN Perm. Alizarin, Winsor Blue Green Shade).

Freehand sketch, 9×7”

Above is my final sketch and below is my preliminary sketch, scanned into Procreate, with a tracing of the photo over it. I used it to check my drawing and then made the corrections to the final sketch above.

Corrections marked from tracing photo in Procreate over sketch
Tori Cherry, reference photo from Sktchy.

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