Based on the firstly sketched red house, I enjoyed
developing the snowy images into a realistic scene and an illustration! This process is much like a "Colour Rough" called in picture book illustration. If the image conveys the atmosphere, it's successful. First, I
created the landscape after snowing. Don’t ask me if Dundas Valley has snow.
The original image is here. A red house on an open field was
very appealing in Dundas Valley in 2018. Ants bit me. Only a soft breeze talked
to me. A quiet and rich afternoon.
The
original image inspired me to create the night scene, below. I explored images. In this
illustration, I added a character, a rabbit. “The poet is a liar who always
speaks the truth. – Jean Cocteau.”
Friends, Stay Safe and
Happy Painting at home!
Thank you for visiting and encouragements.
Sadami I hope you had a lovely Christmas and Boxing Day. Your three scenes are lovely. I especially loved the first one. Your imagination of the snow is perfect. May you have a blessed New Year...praying the pandemic will be behind us soon. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteDear sweet Debbie, thank u very much. Hope you had a wonderful family time and celebrated Christmas. Yes, we had a good time, but a quiet Boxing Day. Your blog post is lovely. Best wishes, ((Hugs)), Sadami
DeleteWow, really snowy! One would think that you've been inspired by a snowy winter outside - he-he!
ReplyDeleteOh, sweet Blaga, yes, indeed! I once enjoyed snow in Japan. So, it gives me idea of snowy landscapes. Do you have snow? Stay safe, Blaga. ((Hugs)), special thanks, Sadami
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