Author Archives: Mary Beth Frezon
June the First – another 30 days?
I’m going to be aiming for another month of painting each day. Today it was so hot out that I opted to prune a branch from the rhododendron… Continue reading
Posted in Do the Work, food, gardens and flowers, june challenge, taking time to look, the creative process, watercolor, weather
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Almost the end of May
Maybe minimalism should be the byword for next month? Continue reading
Trying to put in what’s there
In an effort to add the rhododendron as a dark contrast I did this tonight. Too wet to finish and some tree shape problems but not horrible. Continue reading
Sunday Evening Paint
Well, it was an oddish Sunday at home. Even had a nap thrown in for good measure. Maybe it was the heat. Whatevs. Too dark to paint outside when I finally saw the last hummingbird off. So far still only one feeding at a time, even if there are two feeders. One chases the other away. Continue reading
Posted in Do the Work, gardens and flowers, taking time to look, the creative process, watercolor
Tagged dothework, flower, geranium, glass, process, stilllife, watercolor, watercolorpainting
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