Back to basics with Seago and we’re now at day 20 of 30 in 30. Not that Seago is basic mind you. Far from it. But after losing my way a bit on the last Venice effort it was time to back off and regroup a little.
Up early for this one – 6am start and it was still dark so the colors were a little hit and miss but it felt good.
Purely ultramarine and burnt sienna and put in very quickly with a squirrel mop
This is the original. Beautiful yes?
Yes!
Well done! Very much of the Seago feel. I stumbled on an exhibition of his work at Richard Greene in London a few years ago, and I'd not heard of him before. What a delightful lesson. Your is beautiful.
You lucky person! Being British Seago was already known to me although he's not widely known over here. He was sadly dismissed by a lot of the art critics in his time which is very sad as he produced a lot of beautiful work.
Beautiful, I love your watercolors!