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- Martin...
I like the limited palette. I have been experimenting with blues and grays. I'll post more of my work as soon as I learn more about how the platform works. I'm enjoying the watercolor paints very much. There is so much to learn!... Read the full post - onColor and light, and of course we've got some basic 1-point perspective at work here. If memory serves, this is a somewhat famous square in Samirkand, or if not there, somewhere else in Uzbekistan, that I photographed back in 2003 on an Army sponsored trip.byMartin...
Your colors are very good in this painting.and it has a beautifully consistent tone. Nice work.Nice shadowing as well.
I also would guess that the amber/green correlation means that these people (and most people thinking they’re green) are operating more from amber than green…
fascinating also that red is ahead of orange.
I personally don’t think the republican party is a representation of amber, per se.
I wonder if how it’s defined changes in the colors and whether similarities in definition equate to alliances.