teapots

i saw a photo of these 5 little teapots when looking for a victorian teapot online for my sister in the old country. i thought this should be easy.😜

well, it is if you know what you're doing. although i did this in only thirty minutes, i'm not very impressed with my shading. i'm happy with the red and purple but no, i didn't get the other three. need more practice. i used wet on wet.

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[katy]

@summerfield I am so impressed they are all the same size! Mine would have been 5 different sizes. Perhaps if you go back with more water on the orange one and tap it with a tissue it will blend a little better but the rest of them look terrific to me

[Kathy]

I like the light onto the teapots. Your blending and shading looks great!

[Jacqueline]

Lovely teapots, the suggestion Katy is making could work…..although I’ve never tried working an already dried painting. I’m definitely going to try them as soon as I’m home.

[Sally Ings]

What a cool subject. I like the shapes, colours and lighting. Katy's suggestion sounds like the best option but like Jacqueline not sure if it is possible on a ready dried painting. @summerfield

[JackieR]

Love them

[Susan Wakely]

@summerfield Well I love the line up and impressed with the shading.

[Kathy A]

They are a lovely shape, my favourite is the purple one

[moni kozi]

@summerfield Way too cute! I'm not sure why aren't you happy with the shading. The highlights and shadows on the pots are spot on! A little less on the blue one, which could easily be fixed with just a darker stroke on the right side, if you really wish. But I would not touch it. And I only talk about this because of your note that you are not happy with the shading. I love these! Colourful miniature drawings are always an eye candy.