Art By Delilah
Red Snapper
6x6
I have been painting a series of fish art lately. I am working on developing an idea for a very large work 4x8 feet. I am trying to decided how I want the light to look underwater. Color changes the deeper underwater you go. A large part of vision underwater is being able to distinguish different colors. Seeing colors underwater depends on the amount of light reaching the particular depth at which one is at. Another factor in seeing underwater is the condition of the waters and, more specifically, the conditions of the surface. There are several ways to make the colors easier to see. However, it is most important, to simply understand that colors change underwater and it is sometimes hard to distinguish between them.
As an artist I can forget about it and paint anyway I want or I can make it very realistic. In the red snapper painting I have decided to use colors the way I want.
"post your opinion in the comments" Or, send me an email
Thank You:
As an artist I can forget about it and paint anyway I want or I can make it very realistic. In the red snapper painting I have decided to use colors the way I want.
Red Snapper, Fish Painting
About This Painting:
Red Snapper
(B012-481)
6x6 painting on stretched gallery wrapped canvas
(B012-481)
6x6 painting on stretched gallery wrapped canvas
Media: oil painting
Size: 6 in X 6 in (15.2 cm X 15.2 cm)
Price: $100 USD
How to Purchase:
"post your opinion in the comments" Or, send me an email
Thank You:
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All images are © 2004-2012 Delilah Smith, Art by Delilah 
2 comments:
This fish is really stunning...gorgeous bold coloring, and the rendering of the depth of the water is fantastic!
Jane, Thanks for stopping and taking the time to leave a comment. I will be posting more fish painting so stop by and say Hi again.
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