• Inicio con un boceto rápido, realizado con lápiz de grafito, luego rápidamente con la ayuda de mis acuarelas de color azul oscuro, negro y acrílico de blanco, empecé a dar color al cielo, con la intención de que se viera tempestuoso, con la ayuda de un pincel punta fina fui dando detalles, al bote del naufragio y las rocas.

• Observen como voy trabajando, en esta oportunidad estoy trabajando las aguas del mar en movimiento, pero también he adelantado el colorido del bote.

• Voy adelantado cada vez mas, con manchitas pequeñas y colores ocre, naranjas y marrón realice parte de la arena, las piedras las trabaje con negro, marrón oscuro, gris, y termine de dar color al bote...

• Continuo haciendo el reflejo de las piedras en el mar, oscurecí un poco las rocas, la espuma provocada por el oleaje del mar la realice con acrílico de color blanco.

• Observen los detalles de la ilustración, sobre todo el del oleaje el cual me pareció muy interesante, el como se desliza el agua por las rocas, y la arena, tienen una gran cantidad de piedritas diminutas, observadas en mi imaginación desde una parte frontal de mi cerebro, trabajado imaginariamente de una manera artística, da origen a la obra de arte titulada:

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Good morning friends of Hive, this is Angelica Garcia, hoping you are doing well and above all happy, it is a pleasure for me to bring you this new artistic publication, it is a new watercolor work, and I did it thinking of a small imaginary shipwreck, which I hope you like.

ENJOY IT.

Identification card of the work.

Title: The shipwreck of my imagination.

Author: Angelica Garcia.

Technique: Graphite pencil, watercolor, white acrylic, on cardboard.

Note: the sequence of photographs and images of this illustration were taken with the Canon digital camera, PowerShot A480, some details that were necessary, to achieve what I wanted to present to you, they were made with the Adobe Photoshop program, and the slides were also passed to jpg format with the Powerpoint program.

The shipwreck of my imagination.

Friends of Hive, this imaginative shipwreck comes from the memory of a turbulent beach from an old novel read in times of pandemic where, although the boat was damaged by the impact with the rocks caused by the stormy waves, the crew were unharmed, but that is another story, today I want to demonstrate the representation of the artistic illustration made, which begins as follows.

• I start with a Quick sketch, done with graphite pencil, then quickly with the help of my dark blue, black and white acrylic watercolors, I began to color the sky, with the intention of making it look stormy, with the help of a fine-tipped brush I was giving details to the shipwreck boat and the rocks.

• Observe how I'm working, this time I'm working on the moving waters of the sea, but I've also advanced the coloring of the boat.

• I'm advancing more and more, with small spots and ochre, orange and brown colors I made part of the sand, the stones I worked with black, dark brown, gray, and finished giving color to the boat...

• I continued making the reflection of the stones in the sea, I darkened the rocks a little, the foam caused by the waves of the sea I made it with white acrylic.

• Observe the details of the illustration, especially the one of the waves which I found very interesting, how the water slides over the rocks, and the sand, they have a large number of tiny pebbles, observed in my imagination from a front part of my brain, worked imaginatively in an artistic way, gives rise to the work of art entitled:

The illustration shows a stormy swell and an overcast sky, generating a view that signals a storm that caused the shipwreck of this small boat, dragged by the waters of the sea to the shore where it hit the nearest rocks...

Well friends, when I started to make this illustration I could really see in my imagination each detail, each color, the people who had the good fortune to observe the process, expressed their pleasure, so I hope that they really liked the artistic work shown.

Thank you very much for your kind attention.

Sincerely:

Angélica García.