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'Harvest Time' Stage 7

"Harvest Time"
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Now fully complete, hope you like it! I have done a lot to this painting since last stage including work to combine harvester, trees and sky but mainly the foreground which as you see really now gives the painting some depth.

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'Harvest Time' stage 6

Now I've done more work on the combine itself and the foreground; still a way to go yet on this painting though.

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'Harvest Time' stage 5

Been working on the trees mainly which Im getting close to finishing. I have extended the bottom of the painting by one inch as I thought too much sky was showing. Next stage is to work on the combine harvester.

Im in two minds but Im thinking of adding some corn right in the foreground but will decide on this later on.

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'Harvest Time' stage 4

Still building up the colours on this painting. Pleased so far with how its coming together and on a personal note its refreshing for me to do something simple and quick for a change.

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'Harvest Time' stage 3

I now have the basis for this painting done. I will now work on top of this base by adding layers of paint by means of traditional watercolour and also by a freehand airbrushing for the softer areas.

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'Harvest Time' stage 2

I wanted the sky on this painting a pure white, so on the top half I have applied white paint as the artboard Im using is a slight off white (you may just be able to make out this difference from the below photo in stage 1).

I have also just started to build up some light washes which I will keep building up.

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'Harvest Time' stage 1

This is my new project which has been inspired by the recent harvest activity.

Im working on another larger more detailed painting at the moment but have been side tracked onto this one therefor this is only going to be a quick painting. Im also working here on a smaller scale - 12"x16" instead of my normal 22"x30" to speed up the process. (This painting could turn out one of two ways!!!)

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