Here's a quick watercolor of the West Thumb of Yellowstone Lake, a giant caldera ringed with bubbling pots of water. The pool in the foreground is about twenty feet across, with colonies of orange-colored algae fringing the edges.
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
West Thumb Caldera
Here's a quick watercolor of the West Thumb of Yellowstone Lake, a giant caldera ringed with bubbling pots of water. The pool in the foreground is about twenty feet across, with colonies of orange-colored algae fringing the edges.
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This reminds me of an Andrew Wyeth watercolor sketch. I love it!
i love these last watercolors, especially the old car one!
watercolor is my favourite technique, maybe.
if you like look at these, by Gipi, i remember that i was stunned once i saw them!
http://giannigipi.blogspot.com/2008/02/roma.html
Bye, Federico,a fan
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