Thanks. I never had formal training - so I don't know much about painting. How many coats do you think are necessary?Looks really nice, but I think you need more paint. Looks kinda like a base layer.
I haven't had much either ^^;;. It is really up to you. There can be as many layers as you see fit. Just don't show too much of the canvas.Thanks. I never had formal training - so I don't know much about painting. How many coats do you think are necessary?
if you don't put a lot of paint to keep the canvas apparent, don't make area with more paint than everywhere else.
almost all your picture you can see the canvas, except on the couch (and dog's cloth), you put too much red paint, and we can clearly see you were angry or tired of painting.
we can see the "brush stroke" direction are more random. all other places, the brush direction seems to fit the matter/light/texture.
that's probably not easy, but just keep doing it !
make more and do it your own way
you'll learn from experience.
do you have any 6-year-old painting to show?
Thanks. It's not aquarelle - they are all acrylic, I just happened to use water with the acrylic in the first painting.I like the first one, it's onirique (seems not an english word, so, dreamlike) and sad.
is it aquarelle ?
which size are these canvas? how did you scan them? it's really flat and well scanned.