And another exercise ----- Und noch eine weitere Übung

Acrylic on paper 20 x 30 cm
Acryl auf Papier 20 x 30 cm


I'm still learning (do you ever stop learning?) how to handle a brush correctly. For which stroke / shading which brush I have to use and how. Here I tried to paint very fine and thin brushstrokes. They are the hardest. Not too much paint on the brush, it must not be too dry, it must not be too wet, you must not press too hard, but you must also not overflow too easily. Very delicate.

I think I did that very well!

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Ich bin immer noch dabei zu lernen (hört man je auf zu lernen?), wie ich mit welchem Pinsel richtig umgehen muss. Für welchen Strich/Schattierung ich welchen Pinsel wie benutzen muss. Hier habe ich versucht sehr feine und dünne Pinselstriche zu malen. Die sind am schwersten. Nicht zu viel Farbe am Pinsel, er darf nicht zu trocken sein, er darf nicht zu nass sein, man darf nicht zu stark aufdrücken, man darf aber auch nicht zu leicht  darüberstreichen. Sehr heikel. 

Ich glaube das ist mir sehr gut gelungen!


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