Awhile back Sharon sent me a pack of ATCs (artist trading cards) with assorted surfaces, like bristol and canvas-textured, which is especially nice as I like to try different surfaces. I decided to paint a different flower on each one and started today with these.
An ice sculpture hanging from my bayberry bush (and endangering anyone who ventures up my front steps).
11 comments:
Hi Laura,
Okay -- I'm not coming up your front steps today -- but the flowers are gorgeous. I love the way you paint in watercolour -- it's everything I love about the medium. (We spell it differently in Canada).
Take care,
Barbara
Beautiful flowers - looking forward to seeing the others on the different textures. That's quite a scary ice sculpture!!!
These are gorgeous Laura. Glad you are putting the cards to use, and what a great antidote to those icicles! The poppy turned out especially sweet. Really, your daily artwork inspires me.
Really nice. Always love your flower watercolors.
Laura - your paintings are beautiful!!! So glad to meet you and I'll stop back by again. Marva
They're wonderful! I love the simplicity with no backgrounds, letting the flowers speak for themselves!
wow, they are really small!
i am partial to poppies.
do you trade these? i don't know how that works.
maybe i should google it.
Always fun to experiment with different papers, its like they have personalities rather than characteristics.
Love the ATCs.. beautiful colors.
Yikes that is a wicked icicle. :))
You've painted a spring tonic, Jennifer! I'm squeezing my eyes shut, stuffing my fingers in my ears and singing loudly to not see or think about icicles!
Amazing--that ice is gorgeous--how wonderful you captured it with this photo! The flowers are, indeed gorgeous.
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