Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts

Saturday, December 22, 2018

Fashion Illustration: Woman in a Red Fedora


Woman in Red Fedora

Fashion Illustration by dkp

Attribution appreciated ("by dkp"), but I'm really not that picky about it.

Attribution-ShareAlike 2.5 Generic (CC BY-SA 2.5)


Friday, December 21, 2018

Watercolor and Gouache: Woman in a Red Hat and Purple Dress. Blonde Woman.

Free art in public domain: Woman in a Red Hat and Purple Dress.
No Attribution Needed.


Description: Watercolor with gouache by dkp. Frontal view of face. Blonde woman with blue eyes. Red Hat and Purple Dress, Purple Collar. Woman in a Cloche. Cloche Hat. Red Cloche. Seagreen background. Gentlewoman. Woman with Kind Expression. Senior Citizen. Elderly Lady. Middle-Aged Lady. English Woman. American Woman. Brushstrokes. Painting Technique.

Attribution is not required, but if you really want to put it, just use "Courtesy of dkp" or something like that. (I am the artist, dkp, and I have the right to put this art in the public domain). 


Watercolor of Lady With Red Hat and Purple Dress

Watercolor with gouache: Lady with Red Hat with Purple Dress. Face in three-quarter view.

Use this art in any way you like!

No attribution necessary. If you wish to attribute, just put "Courtesy of dkp 2008."




Friday, April 18, 2014

High-School Art: Daylily Watercolor

daylily watercolor art orange yellow
High-School Art: Daylily Watercolor


This daylily artwork was from my high-school days. It is actually mixed media on drawing or sketch paper: mainly watercolor, but with pencil and possibly pastel and colored ink. It does show a good sensitivity for the subject matter, in spite of its amateur qualities. I haven't tried to fix it: it is presented "as is," with stains and wrinkles. I'm adding this to the public domain. Possible uses are as decoration, if you like it. It could also be useful for a sample of art done by a high-school-aged child, for the purpose of critique or to illustrate an educational point. My guess is that I did it at age fifteen or sixteen, as it compares to other work and subject matter of that time.