gropperwinch
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excellent job Ken, I can really see myself there with this one :t:
For me part of the pleasure of the 15-minute painting is to try out paintings, to get some idea if they'd work, or maybe not work, as more finished works. So they're learning experiences.
oh boy cant wait....the more the merrier:t:
Ken - you're one of those "fellow overworkers" like myself, the time limit forces freshness that can so easily be lost.
I'm dreading going to look what I actually did to that wryneck I was doing this afternoon!
Thanks all. Nick I think you're right that for 'overworkers' this type of painting is a great relief. I find that a bit with the felt-tips too. I know I really can't do a finished work with them so I don't tend to press as much. AND I think that wryneck turned out just fine. You never know when overwork will be the problem and when it will be the solution.
Liam, it is really exciting so see your continuing progress.
Or more, my technique developed to hide overworking - I do too much on the same piece of paper in w/c, then 'clean' it up by covering the dirty passages with opaque acrylic or glue paper onto it. I'd say my technique is making the best of a bad situation, though I did used to be able to do watercolour before, don't know why I can't now.