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I obviously couldn't finish this flower painting Wed. But started painting lights on the canvas. The instructor Jane suggested I put some yellow green glazing layer on the highlighted area. I might try. Or may not. I had hard time ranging colors between green and yellow, which was very narrow because of the blue and yellow I've chosen. But I've learned something out of these primary colors. I'll keep experimenting colorwise to get to the effect I want to get.
The biggest thing I've learned from this course was the atmosphere of my paintings were decided by my primary colors. Those were all transparent. Thats why this painting has quite different atmosphere compared to my regular paintings. I want to try more opaque primary colors in the future.
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