Saffron Rose Cupcake
Watercolor, Noodler's Ink Bulletproof Lexington Gray, Fabriano hot press paper
This painting is based on the scrumptious-looking Saffron Cupcake created by Asa. You can see the original here on her photostream. It looks like a bouquet of yellow roses, almost (almost!) too good to eat!
I experimented with Noodler's Ink in Bulletproof Lexington Gray and a dip pen. Then I added watercolor and some random splashes of paint.
Here is another version. This one is a little looser. It is done on Arches coldpress paper with a micron 02 pigment pen and watercolor.
I experimented with Noodler's Ink in Bulletproof Lexington Gray and a dip pen. Then I added watercolor and some random splashes of paint.
Here is another version. This one is a little looser. It is done on Arches coldpress paper with a micron 02 pigment pen and watercolor.
8 comments:
oooh... the top looks more delicate and feminine. The bottom is richer and has a wonderful warm tone contrasted with the periwinkle background. Both look delicious!
I love your second cupcake....it is spontaneous and has much richer yellows and shadows...Bravo. Plus it has a happy carefree nature to the painting.
Jenny
These are both lovely cupcake paintings - I too really like the losseness of the second. Do you really think the icing was cheese? I was hoping it was that wonderful cream cheese (sweet) icing. YUM!
Thank you, Sheila!
Jenny, thank you for sharing your "two brush" watercolor technique with me. It really helped me with the second cupcake.
Shirley, the cupcake creator, Asa, said she used "just good ol' fondant" to make the flowers. Isn't she amazing?
Umm this cupcake is delightful to just look upon!
Adorable and great fun. Love your style.
Both cupcakes look great. Thanks, now I wanna cupcake.
I am so enjoying your pages this morning - just thought I would let you know that!
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