Ellen Easton Was Ellen E. on Wet Canvas Messages 169 Oct 7, 2021 #1 I think I posted this on Wet Canvas but I'm kind of proud of having managed to paint a white bear on white paper so I'll post it here, too. It's not perfect but I learned a lot in doing it. Attachments 20210330_212616.jpg 62 KB · Views: 116
I think I posted this on Wet Canvas but I'm kind of proud of having managed to paint a white bear on white paper so I'll post it here, too. It's not perfect but I learned a lot in doing it.
snoball Certifiable Supporting Member Messages 8,355 Oct 7, 2021 #2 You did well. Shading a white object is difficult if you’re going to keep it looking white.
Ellen Easton Was Ellen E. on Wet Canvas Messages 169 Oct 7, 2021 #3 Thank you. I gave it to one of my neighbors who had told me that when he was young, he went polar bear hunting.
Thank you. I gave it to one of my neighbors who had told me that when he was young, he went polar bear hunting.
P. Barrie Well-known member Messages 802 Oct 7, 2021 #5 snoball said: You did well. Shading a white object is difficult if you’re going to keep it looking white. Click to expand... White is achromatic......except to us painters. Nice WC, l like the subtle color.
snoball said: You did well. Shading a white object is difficult if you’re going to keep it looking white. Click to expand... White is achromatic......except to us painters. Nice WC, l like the subtle color.
N ntl Contributing Member Messages 1,574 Oct 20, 2021 #7 Using values to paint the bear was a good idea! Nicely done.
Ferlian Active member Messages 45 Oct 21, 2021 #9 Love how its expression makes it feel intimidating to me, just as it most probably is in real life
ColorEnthusiast Well-known member Messages 388 Oct 21, 2021 #10 Well done with shading the white bear.