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Author: Scott_Burkett, Contributing Editor
 | Well...keep playing with the mixture until its the right value and hue.
Yes, this looks much better! |
 | Next, taking the #10 flat I swirl it through the wash a few times; hold it up to my subject – and yep, looks about right this time!
Lesson learned: I should have done this the first time! :) |
 | I then take my large flat and make long horizontal strokes to quickly stain the canvas with the foreground green.
I tend to paint in a very impasto fashion, but those rich green undertones will be worth it all when they come shining through (or so I hope!). |
 | Time to work up a nice mixture for that background hill.
I pull in some Cobalt Blue with a bit of the Cadmium Red. Again, be sure to toss some thinner in the mix to get it nice and watery. |
 | Doh! &$^$!#@@&@&!!!!!!
This is brown, and definitely not what I wanted! |
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