Monday, August 22, 2022
Shawnee Indian Mission - East Building
Not far from where I grew up - I have never been to this Kansas State Historic site! Timeless in the early morning light, this place feels like the 1800s - there is even a covered wagon in the background in preparation for the upcoming festival. I am trying out a shiny, new Caran D'Ache Swiss gouache full pan travel set!!! A few of the colors differ from my norms, but I can still get my colors by mixing. I'm using a few soft brushes in more of a watercolor way, with plenty of water. I really like the intensity I'm getting with gouache. I LOVE using pans and half pans, because I can take them anywhere with a few water brush pens. I actually took a like container for water, unsure if I could really mix well enough with the brush pens. I'm at the beginning of this gouache journey - can't wait to see where it leads! Painting number 4311 in 4311 days.
Labels:
12x9,
architecture,
East Building,
Fairway,
gouache,
historic buildings,
Kansas,
Kansas State Historic site,
missouri artist,
painting,
plein air,
Shawnee Indian Mission,
tammie dickerson
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