Tag: Quin Gold
Urban Sketches of People at the Cafe using a Limited Palette for Colour Harmony (Day 142)
Day 142 of sketching people in ink and watercolour. Experimenting with using a bright and a desaturated green from Manganese Blue Hue, to create some colour harmony in my cafe sketches.
Colour Triad of Burnt Sienna Light, Manganese Blue Hue, and Quin Gold
Experimenting with a new Colour Triad of Burnt Sienna Light, Manganese Blue Hue, and Quin Gold, to see if this will work for the Urban Sketcher’s Symposium in Toulouse in July.
Sketch on the Driving Range using a Colour Triad (Day 138)
Day 138 of sketching people in ink and watercolour, painted using a colour triad I’ve been exploring. As i watched MOH on the driving range, I took a photo, and then sketched the figure from the photo. But sketched the landscape from reality.
Quick Reference Page for Watercolour Triads Organised by Different Yellows
A quick reference page of different colour wheel combinations organised by shade of yellow, to asses the colours created when choosing a colour triad for your watercolour sketches.
Cafe Urban Sketch and Portrait Sketching using colour contrast (Day 133)
Day 133 of sketching people in ink and watercolour. Urban sketch at a local cafe of a man with a pastel de nata, and a portrait sketch of Koosje Koene using a limited colour palette inspired by Ludivine Alligier’s tutorial about creating contrast with colour and text. Both sketches with some poetic reportage.
