Scrub Jay – Carolina Russo Art

– Complementary –
Day #28 World Watercolor Month 2020

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Day 28
Prompt: Complementary

Today painting is inspired by one of the beautiful birds I see once in a while here in California, is the “California Scrub Jay” it has a beautiful blue color and often is mistaken for the “Blue Jay” which is another specie. The Scrub Jay is a nonmigratory bird and can be seen also in urban areas. I see it sometime in my backyard, it is a pretty big bird and is always nice to watch whenever shows up! Here there is a photo of this beauty. About today prompt “Complementary” and this painting, I think that us humans and animals are complementary we won’t be the same without animals ❤

Southern California Scrub Jay – Photo source: BigYearBirding.com

Details about my watercolor paintings:
I used French Artists Watercolors Sennelier l’Aguarelle, Pentel Aqua Brush – I painted on Bee Paper for watercolor 140lb, 100% cotton, cold pressed, size 6×9 inches . Outlined with Micron pen Black, dark red inks #01.

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