A subject somewhat new to me, but, with summer coming, I expect to gather many reference photos. This is from a photo taken by my Monday painting teacher, Marie Natale.
I couldn't decide whether of not to put water in ... Maybe on the next one, i'll just leave it out.My Garden -- like the Beach
by Emily Dickinson
My Garden -- like the Beach --
Denotes there be -- a Sea --
That's Summer --
Such as These -- the Pearls
She fetches -- such as Me
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ReplyDeleteYour sweet painting is as Beautiful as Emily Dickinson's words! Enjoy your Sunday...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteHi Laura,
ReplyDeleteI think the water is wonderful. Don't take it out!!!! Everyone loves a beach scene. Yours is gorgeous!
Take care,
Barbara
BEAUTIFUL!!! You are an adept in Watercolor.
ReplyDeleteLaura, I am so happy to pass on the Award to you...coz you are one of the apt persons to receive it. I hope you don't mind accepting it from a humble artist:) Your paintings do inspire me. Thanks!
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Nice summer mood.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful as always, Laura (and so is your little cat). In Western Australia, we are welcoming the softer autumn weather as happily as you welcome summer. Best wishes.
ReplyDeleteAh, the colors, is that opera pink? Just love this one.
ReplyDeleteI just love this painting, Laura! It's beautiful. And I'm a huge Emily Dickinson fan, so you won me over here! Lovely!
ReplyDeleteThis is marvelous, Laura! I really love it.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting and poem! Will have to catch up on what you've done since I've been gone - your work is so inspiring to me.
ReplyDeleteThe colors in this are just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI had not visited your blog in a while - wow I missed some beautiful watercolors - I especially love your iris , daffodil and other flowers :)
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