Watercolor Painting : Mist Over the Lake - Central Park : Part 1 #art #watercolorpainting

A start-to-finish lesson on interpreting photographic reference into a communicative watercolor painting. The subject is The Lake in NYC’s beautiful Central Park. The goal of the painting was to show ways in which the painter can design a work based on a combination of physical real-world observation, memory, and pure imagination. This painting was done on Baohong Watercolor Paper - rough surface - 300gsm : 15X22 inches Pigments by Daniel Smith Brushes by Escoda and Neef Palette by House of Hoffman Sketch pencils by Blackwing and Faber-Castell Sketchbook by Stillman Birn Thank you for watching! Tom Thomas W Schaller AWS NWS TWSA ASAI AIA Thomas W Schaller - Artist, Architect, Author