Just playing around with watercolor approaches. I posted some progress shots of these last week, but here they are "finished" and scanned.
Watercolor, charcoal & graphite
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Outlines in thick indigo watercolor, filled in with transparent watercolor layers
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And landscape detail outlined in softer watercolor of different colors
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My photo reference (the amazing Butchart Gardens in Victoria, BC) and a postcard of Toshi Yoshida's woodcut "Linnoji Garden", my jumping off point for experimenting with technique.
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