Nice! Clouds are very special, we tend to think they're easy but they're not, we have to be careful with depth, perspective (both in distance and in color)... I mean, I have never painted a good and believable cloud!
Drawing upside down is a wonderful exercise to awaken the right side of your brain. When you turn an image upside down, you are making it somewhat abstract and unrecognizable. This forces you to draw what you see as opposed to relying on your memory to draw something.
Monday, July 13, 2009 at 7:48PM 
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Clouds: what a wonderful thing to study! :-D
Nice!
Clouds are very special, we tend to think they're easy but they're not, we have to be careful with depth, perspective (both in distance and in color)... I mean, I have never painted a good and believable cloud!
I like the way the foliage is depicted.
Just came across your blog via the Women painting Women blog. I think your work is exceptionally beautiful.
Drawing upside down is a wonderful exercise to awaken the right side of your brain. When you turn an image upside down, you are making it somewhat abstract and unrecognizable. This forces you to draw what you see as opposed to relying on your memory to draw something.