
This painting started life as a practice sky. I stroked ultramarine blue over the top 2/3rd of the paper, let it sit, and then lifted off the cloud shapes with a wet paper towel. Today I added the sea and sand with inspiration from a photo by Cristian Cabral on Unsplash.

I chose this image because of the foamy waves and dark-colored sand with footprints In addition to the Ultramarine blue I used raw sienna, burnt sienna, paynes gray and a tiny bit of new gambose to make the trees a bit green. Paper is Fabriano Studio cold press cut to 6×9 inches.
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What a beautiful palette!
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Thank you.
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Gorgeous! I love your clouds!
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thank you.
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Lovely!
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Thanks for the inspiration!! I just got some Payne’s Grey and can hardly wait to use it.
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I’m so glad to hear it. This pigment is so versatile. I love it for landscapes in particular, or anything with a lot of texture.
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