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TGIF painting
I went out this morning thinking to paint at Hand Hollow. I stopped and finished my coffee there but it was too hot to paint. Listened to the birds awhile and then went home and painted from my porch. I had my bubba packed with ice and a cool beverage. Continue reading
Posted in Art in the world, Do the Work, en plein air, food, gardens and flowers, In the neighborhood, june challenge, landscape, taking time to look, the creative process, watercolor
Tagged flowers, garden yardpainting, peppers, pleinair, pleinairpainting, stilllife, vegetables, watercolor, watercolorpainting
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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, after dinner
The light is gone. I may have overdone on pasta. I went out on the porch to catch the last hummingbirds, listen to birds and visit with the plants. Now that they’re in their summer homes, sometimes they look like they’re visiting each other. Continue reading
Spontaneous Watercolor Class Part Three
I’ll have to go back and watch part two again because in part three, it seemed doing wet on dry was quite different – and it worked great to make funky little edges and shapes Continue reading
Posted in Classwork, Do the Work, gardens and flowers, landscape, the creative process, watercolor
Tagged Classwork, dothework, landscape, watercolor, watercolorpainting
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