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Tavira, Portugal, 15" x 11".
These terracotta roofs are always a dilema for me - all those tiles and distinct peaks and troughs casting deep shadows. So do you paint every line and detail or just suggest a few darker areas and lighter areas catching the light? Maybe I've gone down the middle with this one with a little bit of both. Certainly if they were very distant buildings there would be no detail and maybe lighter in tone with a hint of blue.
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I love your paintings. You are an excellent tutor as well.
Posted by: Angie | Jul 13, 2015 at 11:26 PM
Thank you Angie
Posted by: Tim Wilmot | Jul 14, 2015 at 10:57 PM