When doing a painting scenery I've always start
completing the background and recede backward adding design elements.
The farther the object, the tone density more lighter and misty
as it was a part of the sky.
My second approach is to make a tonal gradation of darker blue
and turquoise and blend it paler as it reaches the coast. Making
it calm is not to put too much waves, next is I added the mass
of sand in a rhythm composition, as when you scan the panoramic
view will invite you to where was the end of the horizon.
I've added plants to the tallest like palm trees and the sakura,
the beautiful flower tree of Japan; a medium size elements such
as banana leaves and the anahaw
palms with an exotic nipa
hut. I've added the grasses, bushes and create a landscape
of wild flowers. Adding some birds in a far horizon and some
accents of toucan
in the foreground more lively and realistic.
My design no. 1 is my first interpretation making as a very
cool place and with 30% of hot colors as and again the composition
of the rule of
thirds.
The best approach is to use use an oil
paints because it was tough in humidity, and it is important
to to use the right material in painting and to take into consideration
temperature change, condensation and chemicals all involved
in the everyday running and maintenance. In this manner the
longevity of the the painting depends on well prepared surface
and properly care protection.
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