Refraction via reflection

FINISHED!~!!

Done and more doner. I finally got this out of my hair. But it turned out quite splendidly. I am yet again proud of myself.

OH HAPPY DAY

Glazing has been done...FINISHED

Here are the fixed pictures of the Atmospheric glazes. I fixed the clouds some by adding more light and more blue to the tops of them, also I darkened the bottom and added a little more definition to the mountainous islands in the background. I like how the sky works now, it makes me a lot happier and looks a lot better.


Here is the start of the Direct Glazing. This was kinda scary for me and I believed that the painting was ugly until I got further into the colors. YES painting this 5-7 times was a little daunting and time consuming, but I believe that it was worth it for the way that I got it to turn out. I am happy with what I was able to achieve with this method of painting, even though it took a lot of time, I believe that I will use it in the future when I continue to paint more.
Adding Azo yellow to every and all spots that showed yellow or had warm spots
Next I mixed Azo Yellow and Quin Rose to get my transparent orange and applied it to the places I felt that there were oranges.
I then mixed Quin Rose with Cad red Lt, used Alizarin Red for the cooler spots with some yellow mixed in to get the effect I was
I used Cobalt blue to mix the green on paper, and add cools to the places that I wanted them to be.
Next I mixed cobalt blue with some Azo yellow to make my green. At this point I wanted to leave it this light in the background, but I decided it would be better if the background was darker. I mixed my transparent green with a little Phthalo green and a neutral to get the dark green.
This is a picture of the painting drying but this is what it looks like. I feel I did a pretty good job and got all out of it that I wanted.