The sky is a crucial element in landscape painting. Painters use edges and transitions to create various weather phenomena.
Session 1: Kathleen demonstrates the use of colored grounds and explores how different surfaces influence the look and feel of the sky in a painting.
Session 2:
Kathleen makes a second pass over the colored grounds she prepared in the first session. A week of drying time allows for the building of form using the oiling-out technique. She then demonstrates how the careful use of edges and transitions can help you create the exceptionally subtle forms of clouds.