I was pleased with the end result but felt it needed more work. I didn remove the remaining masking when I was back in my studio.
There would have been more bricks and lily pads, defined grasses and exciting tonal variations in addition to some wet on dry painting…
Heigh ho! At least it looks finished. With hindsight I’d probably have used binoculars and focused on more detail. Drying time was a major issue and I possibly should have just used the masking fluid and ditched the drawing? Hindsight is a wonderful thing.
How did I get on in the judging?
Find out in Part 2
It’s amazing what goes on behind the scenes of making TV isn’t it? Thank you for sharing this, I really enjoyed reading about your experiences.
It is indeed! I spoke to one of the production crew and she reckoned there were about 80 people involved. Hard to imagine so many when all you see are the presenters, judges and artists. Thanks for taking the time to comment. Cathy
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