I like the shapes in the second one, and think I'll probably do a larger version.
(4x6)
(4x6)I was thinking about these last night and how to approach them, what I wanted them to come out looking like ... I don't think they're going to be exactly what I envisioned, but it's okay.
I rely on the unpredictable and ephemeral quality of watercolors. (How Blanche DuBois of me.)
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Do you find that the changing light of the different seasons has any kind of measurable effect on your painting? I am looking forward to what you do in winter!!
I'd like to say it does, Don--after all artists are always talking "the light"--but I'm not sure! I do know that I notice, and am perhaps attracted to, different colors in different seasons and places; maybe that's just how I perceive light, through color.
Winter! Whoa there, aren't you forgetting fall? ;-)
Hope you had a great first day of school, and that your 3rd graders did too!
Hi Laura, I followed you over from "flat sound of wooden clogs" blog and love your painting that you are working on. I really enjoy seeing the progress in your posts. I'm looking forward to seeing the finished painting.
LOL--I'm enjoying your Blance duBois comment. They look lovely so far. I always wish I could see the artist's vision and what it ultimately becomes. I know mine never match! If only I could share the vision, I'd be quite happy! These look great to me!
LOL, very Blanche DuBois - that was funny! (I have a feeling I am a bit like that too, eek!).
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