The last version of “The Slough, II” – at least for now! This is in watercolor, and it was actually fairly easy to render as I have now painted the same image 3 times, 6 if you consider the first series. Perspective is okay, but rendering of distance along the beach across the water is a bit problematic. Rather than using a pencil to create the drawing, I used a dagger brush and Quinacridone Gold to outline the shapes. I left the cliffs totally white and then added crevasses and such with varying colors.
Doing a whole series, in different media, of the same subject has been so much fun! I expect I will continue to do so. Daily painting – pastels, gouache, and watercolor – is becoming the central focus of most of my days, unless I am sewing masks or just need a change of pace. Too much of one thing doesn’t sit well with me – that’s why I use so many different media! I get bored easily and the monkey mind screams out . . .
Ink, Yarn & Beer 
I’ve had a look at all of them together which was fun, the perspective is grand now, the only thing I’d say is the cliffs have got shorter as you’ve gone on, they looked more cliffy in the blobby watercolour. It’s a good exercise to do several versions.
Yeah, the whole thing has been fun. Keeps me out of trouble, I guess!