The Three Amigos (Photo Study)
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Yiming Wu
I did another photo study using watercolour and gouache. This time I painted in A3 so it allows me to include more small details, so the scale of everything can look nicer, but it's kinda boring to do all the details with different colour because I'll have to re-mix that tiny portion, unlike doing black and white. Please give some thoughts on this! :D My large scanner doesn't really have a good colour reproduction, I adjusted in GIMP to try to make it look as close as what I see on paper.... Reference Photo: https://www.flickr.com/photos/nainokin/51205946833/in/faves-chengdulittlea/
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Brad Guinen
beautiful work man. loving the subtle color movements you got
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Yiming Wu
Oh I think that mostly thanks to the reference ;D
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John Aycock
Very nice! I’ve got to pick up gauche and watercolor at some point. Still have never really tried it. Mostly just acrylic.
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Yiming Wu
I'd like to try some acrylic actually, but I don't want to have my paints to dry on the palette, I kinda want to re-wet them. I need to get comfortable with it. Gouache is fun! You should try some :D
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Charline B.R.
That's great, your limited color panel for the landscape and foreground turned really well. Very nice brush stroke economy too !
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Yiming Wu
Thank you! The "few brush strokes" are actually because I'm lazy XD
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Marco Fornaciari
I really really like it! Amazing work
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Yiming Wu
Thank you! The original reference is funny enough :D
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Serena Marenco
It's so good!!!
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Yiming Wu
:D
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Gino Datuin
Looks really great! Love the loose strokes and large shapes. Very readable and that yellow bus pops a lot against the purple background
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Yiming Wu
Thank you!
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Tim Dosé
Very nice! Really like your color choices versus the reference.
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Yiming Wu
Thank you! It's actually rather hard to mix a good "soil" colour like the reference... So I went with a bit purple there. :D
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