Well hay is bailed and plowing begins but that means time is not slowing down. The hay must be stacked and counted and the fence built around the new hay stacks. My daughter loves to run the bails when we can. She is about two rows away from my husband stacking them. With all this going on I did sneak a painting into the middle of life.
Of course you know me I start with my aquafix and my mask and lay my painting out.
This has a few steps in here. I added the rust red and used a dark umber for the shadows in the car. I used a non transparent color for the glaze this time. Since I did that I thinned it down a WHOLE lot. I also painted ultramarine for the dark areas. It gives a richer color than just Payne's Gray.
I added my glaze of Payne's Gray and a light color in the background. Also a little in the shine of the chrome.
I know this is a big jump but I painted without having a camera around. Rule to learn.
Value rule. 1. Air is lightest. 2. flat areas are 2nd lightest. 3. Slanted areas are third value. While your vertical areas have the darker values in them.
Praise God in his sanctuary;
praise him in his mighty heavens.Praise him for his acts of power;
praise him for his surpassing greatness.
Psalms 150:1-2
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