Z is for Zebra

Z is for Zebra

 Z is for Zebra

Last in the series.

6 months later and done.

not sure how I feel about this.

 

 There is cat hair on the picture itself, its not your monitor.

 

Used Stone Ground Paint.  Tyrian cobalt, delft cobalt blue, their pinky purple.  Florentine green, chrome green oxide and maybe some phthalo?  and Indigo.   I kinda grabbed at colors that seemed right.

 

Also had to stop painting the stripes, bc looking between reference images and painting the lines was making me motion sick.  which kinda sucked. 

I think it turned out alright.

 

 

 

 

 

X is for Xenoceratops

X is for Xenoceratops

 X is for Xenoceratops

 

 

 

Used Rockwell Magic colors and Schmincke super granulation colors

They lived in the late Cretaceous and their remains have been found in what is today, Alberta Canada

 

 

 

 

W is for Wisteria!

W is for Wisteria!

 W is for Wisteria, weeping

 

A week of upheaval.

Not a fun one.

 

M Graham

cobalts, violet, blue

viridian

mineral violet

ultramarine pink

umber

burnt orange

and probably a few more.

 

 

 

V is for Violet

V is for Violet

 V is for Violets

 

It is almost spring and violet season, perhaps next month.

 

Made with I don’t even know.  Watercolor!  Either Roman Szmal or M Graham.  perhaps both.  I ended up painting about 10+ iterations of this with any watercolor on hand.