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The other day, I drew the dried foliage in a large window vase, and used Dr. Ph. Martin's Radiant Concentrated Watercolor to finish the sketch, at home.
I have been fascinated by Dr. Ph. Martin's since I first saw Danny Gregory use them. The color is intense, and they mix differently than pan and tube watercolors. I am surprised at the range of hues I get from the three bottles I have: Lemon Yellow, Scarlet, and True Blue. My goal here was to see if I could move the colors toward neutral without losing them.
Color in this medium is fugitive, so work needs to be scanned quickly or kept in a sketchbook, away from long exposure to light.
I have been fascinated by Dr. Ph. Martin's since I first saw Danny Gregory use them. The color is intense, and they mix differently than pan and tube watercolors. I am surprised at the range of hues I get from the three bottles I have: Lemon Yellow, Scarlet, and True Blue. My goal here was to see if I could move the colors toward neutral without losing them.
Color in this medium is fugitive, so work needs to be scanned quickly or kept in a sketchbook, away from long exposure to light.
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