I don’t think it’s done but it’s a lot better than when I started today.
and I changed the Blueberries painting a bit. The leaves are more greenish and have pink lines. Someday this will be finished and after it dries I’ll start a new large one. I’ve never reworked old paintings as much as I have recently. Usually I just paint over them if I’m not happy with them.
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Everything looks great, with rework or not. Thanks so much, Annerose!
thanks kindly, Fabio!
It takes a bit of humility and discernment to rework old paintings. I enjoy watching your art develop. It is encouraging to me.
Kelly, thanks so much for your very kind comment, I really appreciate it
The pink lines in the blueberry leaves are nice – just a little something in there to quiet the leaves down a tiny bit. I like the way the background carries so many colors but not much definition, giving the impression of a receding, complex forest. Frankly, I can’t imagine reworking a painting. Working digitally with photos is so much easier, I have to say!
Thanks kindly, Lynn, I like the pink lines too, and the background works well. I’m not sure about the leaves. I’m going to leave it for now.
The best thing about digital editing is that you can go back to the original. 🙂
True. I hope things are warming up and you’re feeling the beginning of spring. 🙂
spring is really here!