

The main emphasis is the gate area I sketched in pen/ink with the countryside faintly added with pencil.
The Handbook sketchbook
Noodler's Flex pen / black ink
As you can see, I've decided to take color to my pen and ink sketch. I find myself feeling a little timid for some reason. I guess most of us have days like that............some days feel courageous and confident diving right in whereas other days dragging one's feet and hesitantly tip toeing in.......lol

W&N - Bt Sienna, Raw Sienna, Fr Ultra, and Cob Blue.
DS - Sap Green, New Gamb, Quin Gold, and not sure what the dried puddle of gray green is made up of........from last painting session.
#8 Round and 3/8" Angular Flat
I wanted to stop before the gate area and scan but forgot until this point.
Viewing this on screen, I see there's not much difference in value between foreground I've started and the area behind the gate and stone wall. I need to work on this so the middle and background are pushed back giving me some depth. Hopefully I can do that without over-working everything. My goal is to complete this and still maintain a fresh feel to it.
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