Triangle island 🏝️

               Triangle island

This is the 📐 Triangle island.
Sketched digitally with flourscent colours. As though it is pyramids with sun shining 🌟 and the sea flowing below.

Later, sketched a triangle with bubbles. But this is going to be a Negative painting. So, I have gathered a few colors that will go with this pattern.

 One can see with their naked eye the diagram above. I am excited to see how it comes out. The pigments then are mixed with blue, yellow and Crimson red and sap green. So, I have tried to mix in blue watercolor as a background. The bubbles are simple shapes round and colored them with the crayons.
               Bubble wrap 
It is also with the negative paint inside the bubbles. Now, I have sketched this and colored it on a normal A4 paper which we take it to zerox. So with this we come to an end of this beautiful island names Bubbles.  Mind you it was just a practice and I will be doing the same image on a watercolor paper later.

Triangle shaped mountain 🏔️
This is the one I can compare to the Triangle island project. I simply love this art project. And moreover the Sky, the nature around and the lake is incredible. Where there is a blend in all. This picture 🖼️ is Mt taranaki at New Plymouth, New Zealand. Now the challenge is to transform this picture into watercolor magic.

Fine line digital 
Bubbles fine line
Inspired by few video clips about negative painting.  That immediately brought my attention to the triangle island. And, I started sketching the previous drawing once again on watercolor paper and paint. I added some crayons and pearl watercolor. Wow !!! Beautiful triangle island has come alive with bubbles. Whatever, you dream of has come exactly the way you wanted. .
With this I have achieved what exactly I wanted besides the Transformation of watercolor painting @ New Plymouth. That would be done sometime at a later date. 

So, we take a break now and will come with some exciting blog titles. And, as we are in our holiday spirit we wish you all in advance. 

Thank you very much for your time and visiting my ipage blog.

Cheers, 
Gcb studios 

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