This post describes a 3D painting of Jalama Beach in California, featuring sandy beaches, rocky cliffs, and hills with a red and green hue. The artwork, enhanced by a motion sensor LED light, mimics natural shadows and is presented in a 36″ x 36″ x 6″ framed shadowbox.
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The post discusses the author’s passion for mountains and innovative approach to landscape art. They describe their unique method of depicting mountains from an aerial perspective using 3D plaster and watercolor. The artwork includes LED lighting to highlight shadows and terrain features. The piece is for sale, complete with frame and lights.
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Painting secondary colors with watercolor can be difficult due to blending issues that often result in a muddy appearance. The author’s piece, “Poppies and Thistles,” was especially challenging, requiring meticulous control over color and depth to avoid unwanted mixing. The process was more time-consuming than anticipated due to these difficulties.
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