Bargain Spot Graffiti Revisited

Today’s watercolor experiment:

I am nearing my goal of 2 dozen graffiti watercolors in vertical format, to match the same number I painted in landscape. For today’s experiment, I revisited my ‘Bargain Spot Graffiti‘ post. I used a horizontally-formatted (landscape) photograph for that watercolor study. Today, I used another photo that I took of the same building from a vantage point that allowed me to capture the building in vertical format.

This is my rendition:

Watercolor: Entire Bargain Spot Building with Graffiti

Bargain Spot Revisited
6″x4″ 140# Mixed Media Paper

If I had it to do over again, again, I would draw the automobile to scale. But instead, I like to think of this as a study in futurism, heralding the advent of ultra compact cars.

Here is the original photo:

Photograph: Entire Bargain Spot Building with Graffiti

Bargain Spot Building Reference Photo

2 thoughts on “Bargain Spot Graffiti Revisited

  1. I always make cars smaller for some reason too…although I make them fatter as well. I think it works because the sign wants to dominate its surroundings…and it does. (K.)

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