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"Love, Durango-Style" |
Using my photos, I make collages (left) -- not as finished art pieces -- but to use as reference tools for my watercolor paintings (right).
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"Farmer's Market in Durango" |
I suppose I could do this on Photoshop, but I really like the process of cutting out parts of different photos, spreading them all out and moving them around, on the floor or table.
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"Sunflowers at the Market" |
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"Saturday Morning at the Market"
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"Flowers or Veggies? Beets Me!" |
This way, I can try out different color combinations and arrangements/compositions, before I glue it all together. Then, I get started on my drawing and painting. This all takes awhile, but it's enjoyable and well worth it.
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