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After I retrieved my jaw I set to work painting
and I soon realised just how tricky it can be
to capture such a stunning subject on canvas.
Not an easy task! As I toiled away I hummed
a happy tune and considered myself lucky to
finish with a halfway decent painting. Returning
to camp I treated myself to a very brief swim in
the glacial Rees Valley river.
Needless to say, I was very fired up about
waterfalls so as soon as I got back to the studio
I started painting and researched the best
waterfall painters to help on my quest to paint
a truely beautiful waterfall scene.
Finally, I felt that I’d paid homage to that
beautiful waterfall in the deep south. I laid
down my brushes, took a break and enjoyed
the results of my labours. There were so many
valuable lessons I’d learned along the way.
Now it’s your turn to try!
Colour studies
Richard Robinson, Mystic Falls Richard Robinson, Waterfall Colour Study
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