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Marker Test @ Queen Califia's Magical Garden
Initial Sketch. Felt tip on heavy bond (sketchbook) paper.
Felt Tip on Marker (Rag) Paper.
Applying Watercolor 1.
Applying Watercolor 2.
End of ession at site. 20 Minutes. Wanted to have a loose base of color.
Adding Pencils (Albrecht Durer- Made in Germany), texture, few days after.
Do you remember Niki St. Phalle’s ‘Queen Califia’s Magical Garden’?
Well, I went back with my students for some loose watercolor and pencil renderings.
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