That moment when your son looks at something you painted and says, "Mom, that's so cool! I want one."
The Golden Snitch
Watercolor painted on a page from Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Today my son popped by for a visit. When he saw this little watercolor, he lit up and told me he loved it and he wanted one.
Feeling like a Rock Star, not gonna lie.
Hours and hours of happy memories spent with him sharing that magical world as he was growing up. I can't wait to paint some dementors, a hippogriff and a patronus or two.
I had so much fun bringing one of my favorite little bits of the Harry Potter world and games of quidditch to life.
I started with a little color study I did once upon a time in golds.
Whenever I take the time to work out a color test, I always log the colors so that if I like the effect created I can go back and create them again if I ever want to. Really glad I did that a few months ago in this case. It was just what I needed as a reference. This is the drawing on the page before I started adding any color.
Starting to add layers of yellows and amber to build up the golden tones.
And done! A little bit of magic flitting around the art studio.
Watercolor painted on a page from Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets
Today my son popped by for a visit. When he saw this little watercolor, he lit up and told me he loved it and he wanted one.
Feeling like a Rock Star, not gonna lie.
Hours and hours of happy memories spent with him sharing that magical world as he was growing up. I can't wait to paint some dementors, a hippogriff and a patronus or two.
I had so much fun bringing one of my favorite little bits of the Harry Potter world and games of quidditch to life.
I started with a little color study I did once upon a time in golds.
Whenever I take the time to work out a color test, I always log the colors so that if I like the effect created I can go back and create them again if I ever want to. Really glad I did that a few months ago in this case. It was just what I needed as a reference. This is the drawing on the page before I started adding any color.
Starting to add layers of yellows and amber to build up the golden tones.
And done! A little bit of magic flitting around the art studio.
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(¸.•´ (¸.•´ Chaunine Joy
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