Still Life - Wedding Portrait Palette - Leanne Wildermuth : Artist by Nature

Gardening is the art that uses flowers and plants as paint,
and the soil and sky as canvas.

Wedding Portrait Palette

March

2006

The Flesh

What colors did you think you’d see on my palette? I’m curious.

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{6 Comments}

Shelli said,

I couldn’t even begin to guess. I do love what you use for your palette, though. It makes the best palette, doesn’t it?

Absolutely – if I want to keep my colors fresh, I invert and tape another one to the top. If I get it all mussed up, I toss it – no cleaning required!

3.20.2006 @ 9:48 am

Taba said,

the only one i was not expecting was the indigo! pretty!!!!!! i love disposable pallettes!! i use the pallette pad. it’s just so freeing to be able to rip of the page and toss it in the trash when i am done with a painting! how are you today? since it was a birthday weekend i crammed my face full all weekend
but im back with it today!

Sounds like a fun weekend! I’m totally not back with it today! Not one little bit!

3.20.2006 @ 9:58 am

Crusty said,

Great idea to share the colors you used for flesh. Thx for doing that.

3.20.2006 @ 11:18 am

Ocean Lady said,

Pretty colors and handwriting. :)

3.20.2006 @ 2:19 pm

Paige said,

Just one little question I have never asked… Why do you think it is called “raw umber” ? I have never thought it smelled any rawer then any other color.

I’ve personally never smelled umber to know what it smells like raw or burnt – so I can’t answer that question. I imagine the intent is to show what it looks like in its raw form, versus after it’s been overcooked. :wink: