Thursday, May 12, 2011

Dunes, Talbot Island

Ink & Watercolor on washi; 12x18

I started this painting from sketches and photos last night late. The first step was to do the drawing in ink and finalize the composition.  This morning when the paper was dry, I added the color.

This scene is a view of the dunes that captures the exuberance and organized confusion of nature.
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