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Landscape Watercolour of Lanzarote, 15" x 11".
The wide harbour wall protecting the port/marina at Puerto del Carmen, Lanzarote. It seems like most of the vehicles on the island are white and that makes for easier painting. I've merged the cars into their shadows and the harbour wall to make a more coherent composition. The far headland had a few splats of paint above to give the hint of some palm trees.
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Lovely use of light and shade Tim. I like the way you think about your paintings.
Doug
Posted by: Doug | Mar 24, 2014 at 08:18 AM