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| This design incorporates most of the single strokes, double loading and blending techniques used in Tole painting. | A simple Tole Daisy and leaf project, using a restricted palette of oil colours. | ||
| Tole Apples - all to do with tonal value and painting rounded surfaces, including shadows. | Basic double-loaded brush stroke work to produce these wild Roses. | ||
| Strawberries are a favourite subject, this picture is taken from a Tole painted black metal shovel. | This Tole Lemon project is a another good exercise in painting rounded shapes, with contrast. | ||
| Simple Tole design with Daisies, Leaves and single Lemon, an easy one to try in oils. Good blending exercise. |
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Mushrooms are my favourites, not as easy to paint as some designs, but the effective result is worth it! | |
| A decorative almost monochrome design, with emphasis on turned edges and ruffled petals on wood stained background. | Anemonies painted on 100% rag, 140 lb watercolour paper. It would look different on a dark background! | ||
| Dimerandra Orchid. This striking orchid works well with Tole and looks good on a dark background. | Double loaded brushes to paint this single Rose and leaves. It would look even better on a dark background. | ||
| People find this picture so attractive. Practice and patience are needed to blend projects to satisfaction. |
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You need to blend 'with care' using this colour combination to create the ripples in the Pansy petals. | |