That sounds perfect. Will you echo Vivaldi’s Autumn with that lively dance, or lean into a quiet harvest mood? What colors are you feeling, and will you keep that rhythm idea you used before?
That palette already sounds like late afternoon warmth. Are you keeping it mostly monochrome or sneaking in a cool note, maybe a blue gray shadow to balance the ochres? Is there a clear focal point, like a lone tree or a winding path, to carry the romantic mood? Curious if you're letting the washes stay soft and misty, or pushing some crisp edges for contrast.
That sounds perfect. Will you echo Vivaldi’s Autumn with that lively dance, or lean into a quiet harvest mood? What colors are you feeling, and will you keep that rhythm idea you used before?
I am painting a romantic landscape with a range of ochres and browns.
That palette already sounds like late afternoon warmth. Are you keeping it mostly monochrome or sneaking in a cool note, maybe a blue gray shadow to balance the ochres? Is there a clear focal point, like a lone tree or a winding path, to carry the romantic mood? Curious if you're letting the washes stay soft and misty, or pushing some crisp edges for contrast.
You'll see it tomorrow and you'll be able to tell me.