A white bird is almost never white - except where the sun is hitting it. This is one of the reasons I enjoy painting egrets, snowy owls, etc. I'm amazed when I mix the color for the shadowed side of a white bird and it is SO dark - and certainly not white. I had to double-check my colors when I painted this little study as the color for the darkest shadowed 'white' on the palette was a very dark gray. It wasn't until I finished the study that I felt that I'd mixed the colors correctly.
188 - Snowy Owl
7" x 5" oil study on board, unframed
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He/she is gorgeous, Adele!
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