Good morning, Hive friends! This is your good friend, the painter Ramaco, bringing you a new artistic post: an illustrated conversation between a bird and nature that I hope my loyal followers will enjoy.

Welcome to see my artistic creations or beautiful landscapes on the Hive digital blog.

@ramaco54

Today's illustration is titled:

Conversing with Nature.

MY MATERIALS.

The materials I used this time were: Watercolor, India ink, white acrylic paint, my watercolor brushes, on FABRIANO paper, Panasonic LUMIX FZ47 camera, Adobe Photoshop for digital modifications, and PowerPoint to convert the images to JPG format.

STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS.

Dear viewer, curator, and loyal follower of my artwork, this is an illustration that visually depicts a particular bird that seems to be conversing with nature. From this point on, I will give a brief explanation of the process I used to create this illustration:

THE BEGINNING.

When working with watercolor or wash techniques, you must first dampen the paper slightly. Then, with a brush and some India ink, you trace the path of the wash, following the brushstrokes and extending the ink onto the surface. This is due to the nature of the wash technique. These strokes will shape some details later in the process, as shown in the figures...

Observe how the shapes and colors have been used to form the different planes of the landscape's perspective, as well as the rendering of all the details, from the formation of the bushes and the trunk where the bird I'm drawing is perched, to the details of the flowering bushes in a springtime scene, reflected in the tranquil waters of the riverbed, which increasingly enhances its beauty. landscape.

In this part, I want you to pay attention to how the bird perched on the trunk took shape.

Now it's time to observe, because this is how this landscape is coming together, with all its rich details, from the main character, the central bird perched on the trunk admiring its flowering branches as if it were discussing the beauty of life and nature, and everything else. the surrounding wildlife.

Something I consider important in nature is missing: the sun, the king of stars that illuminates all of nature, which surrounds the scene in this beautiful illustration, titled:

Conversing with the nature.

Dear viewer, curator, and loyal follower of my artwork, it's important to tell you that every living being has the capacity to communicate. Therefore, every time the sun shines and the wind blows, communication between life and nature flows in the movement of the waters, just as the birds' gaze or song toward the flowering bush, in my artistic perception, is a pure conversation between the bird and nature.

Thank you very much for your kind attention.

Hugs, I love you all.

@ramaco54