Painting 33

Ref 984; Watercolor.- Mixing some texturization techniques;

For my following exercise; and base in previous experiences, I painted according next steps;
1.- soluble watercolor pencil to indicate main contourns
       (This is because I want to protect White zones since the begining)

2.- Primary colors (The purest colors which I need in my painting either  
       yellow, red or blue   > most of the cases two of them not all of them
       togheter.

3.-powder graphite diluted in wáter and applied with a big brush
      (sometimes lifting color with an absorbent paper regarding distances
        or some particular áreas) in this painting I added before and after
      primary colors :--- before with lot of wáter and after with less wáter to
      avoid muddy conditions, nevertheless I failed some spots (need care)

4.- Wait for dry (sometimes I need to rinse but in this ocassion I did not)

5.- Once completely dry  I sanded selectively with drywall sandpaper grit 100 at foreground forests

6.-  Comercial fixer spray to fix basiaclly the graphite diluted already on paper

7,.- Watercolor accordingly and wait to dry

6.-  With a fan brush I start to spattering darkers colors to suggest additional texture in all the forest
      covering the upper part and mainly the sky, which was already completed

7.-I did some scratching out to suggest some forms

8.-  Above the snow I start to add White (gouache) to highlight the bluish/vilolet color added from the begining

9.- Complete final details (always there are details to highlight)



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