Nature’s Way… Naples Yellow Sky

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Naples Yellow sky and velvety Prussian Blue.

I’ll let the colors do the talking.

Let Nature tell you the story.

 

 

 

Daniel Smith watercolor palette, Naples Yellow, prussian blue pb27, impressionist watercolor landscape, debiriley.com
Naples Yellow Sky, watercolor duochrome

 

 

 

 

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20 thoughts on “Nature’s Way… Naples Yellow Sky”

    1. thank you Karen, it was fun and fresh and relaxing. and I know I usually can’t go too far wrong with those two, as a pair. Glad you enjoyed the “golden Duet” 🙂 cheers, Debi

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    1. thank you Jodi!
      you will love the Daniel Smith naples yellow for its glow, and its versatility. it is so FUN to play with. I was actually happy with this image! finally, one to get into my shops again…. what a dry spell 🙂

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      1. I have it too! But have not played with it much! YAY! It is a unique shade. But with Prussian blue…. wooohoo! Everything is lovely with Prussian blue haha!

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  5. Really beautiful. I love watercolor, and I love crashing waves.
    Peace to you.
    Mary

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    1. you are so KIND and thoughtful, thank you Evelyn. as you can imagine…. this type of thing is right up my alley. it is, fun. no pressure. no worries. just magical things that might happen. 🙂 do you have daniel smith naples yellow? it is The best, brilliant at doing this. cheers, debi

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  8. The background looks wet on wet, but the foreground looks like a dry brush across it. How did you do this?

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    1. yes, the front was dry brush; the back was a flat wash. then I “allowed” the Prussian to ‘escape’ in the 3 chosen spots. permitting the blue to encroach and rise up, into the naples yellow, to do its thing. the Daniel Smith naples yellow is brilliant at this type of response.

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