Trying another example to practice. It’s a fun process to go from a few lines to some washes and then, with a touch more color, begin to see a scene take shape.
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This is so adorable!
Thanks so much Christine, and welcome!
I do enjoy going back and seeing what you were posting in the beginning. This farmhouse is decent enough, but really shows the depth of your painting expertise now!
Thank you so much, Sandra!! 😃💕 When you paint every day you can often fail to see if there’s any improvement. So happy you see some!