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Artist Studies
I believe that the great painters with their intellect as master have attempted to force this unwilling medium of paint and canvas into a record of their emotions. - Edward Hopper
(master copy) Winslow Homer, Prout's Neck Breakers.
With this watercolor study I tried to replicate Homer's crashing waves through layering wet over dry paint.
I roughed up the sky with blotting and erasing to create a heavy and ominous feeling.
(master copy) J.M.W. Turner, Coastal Terrain.
(Original)
A watercolor of a photo that I took at Lake Powell, Arizona. I tried to paint this in the style of J.M.W Turner. Rather than paint the photo exactly, I painted to show the feeling.
Paul Cezanne study of pencil and watercolor.
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