
4_2. I think it is really good you are going to make the green color darker. I think it is really important because right now the red color is pretty bright. So if you make the darker little bit more the green color and the green line I think maybe make this composition the color more harmony and also much more dynamic. I think that’s really good you go ahead and go to your direction and continue to make darker the green lines.
4_3. I think this is a pretty good developing for this picture. So you can go ahead and go to your directions and continue to work a little bit more on this picture.
Kevin said:
1, 2, and 4 are my favorites. I really like how these are progressing. The 3rd bugs me with all the drips. They seem to be in charge.
i said:
more in charge than the red????
Kevin said:
I think it's just the diagonals that bug me. The fact that they are their own layer with nothing breaking over them allows them to flatten that area. Just a personal preference thing, really. If you like them, keep them.
I said:
I did actually go over some parts with the red, but it wasn't opaque enough to obliterate it. I'll work on that. Your wish is my command.
Don't forget what I said, "I think back to the scene in the Ed Harris Pollock when Clem said the painting misses and Jack brings the painting into the living room to change it upon Clem’s whim and Jack can’t. Jack was a wimp."
I'm no wimp! :)
Don't forget what I said, "I think back to the scene in the Ed Harris Pollock when Clem said the painting misses and Jack brings the painting into the living room to change it upon Clem’s whim and Jack can’t. Jack was a wimp."
I'm no wimp! :)
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