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Original artwork description:
On one of my visits to North East Scotland I took a photo of the Beauly Firth at sunset. That photo is the inspiration for this watercolour. It is an image of contrasts, stark silhouettes, and softly blended colour. The challenge with watercolour is not to lose the light, let water and pigment combine and move but still the white of the paper must shine through.
This picture is sold unframed but with a mount and back board. It is painted on Arches 300gm paper with Winsor Newton professional watercolours.
Materials used:
watercolour, paper
Tags:
#scottish coastline #sunset over mountainsBeauly Firth at Sunset (2017)
Watercolour
by Diana Dabinett
7 Artist Reviews
£150.55 Sold
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 50 x 18 x 1cm (unframed) / 50 x 18cm (actual image size)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
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Original artwork description
On one of my visits to North East Scotland I took a photo of the Beauly Firth at sunset. That photo is the inspiration for this watercolour. It is an image of contrasts, stark silhouettes, and softly blended colour. The challenge with watercolour is not to lose the light, let water and pigment combine and move but still the white of the paper must shine through.
This picture is sold unframed but with a mount and back board. It is painted on Arches 300gm paper with Winsor Newton professional watercolours.
Materials used:
watercolour, paper
Tags:
#scottish coastline #sunset over mountains
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Artist Reviews (7)
Diana Dabinett
France
About
Painting in watercolours is my passion. Ever since the early
eighties I have painted and experimented with watercolours, for me the most exciting
and challenging of all painting mediums.
Almost entirely ‘self... Read more