In the background of ‘French Pass Marlborough Sounds’ We can see the great big puffy clouds looking over the sea, as for the foreground we can see twisting gravel roads weaving through the mountains, and the crashing waves across the shore line. He has used greens, yellows, browns, reds, whites, blacks, blues, and greys, but he has not combined them together. The artist used triangles, rectangles and ovals. He has either rounded them off, twisted them, or curved them to make it look more realistic. The artist has lightened or darkened the colours that he used. You can easily see the lines of when he painted the picture in the direction that it flows. The artist brushed strokes all over the page and wasn't bothered about blending them in. At the end, I think he went over some of the places with white to show where the sun was shining off.
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