Tag Archives: watercolor

Main Street (2018)

7 Dec

Abstract using acrylic, watercolor, and charcoal.

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Night Goes Soft (2016)

14 Aug

imageA new watercolor.  Haven’t posted or painted for so long.  It’s like taking a deep, refreshing breath of air.

Wild (2015)

2 Oct

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(watercolor on cold-pressed paper, Oct. 2015)

Mural i (2015)

1 Oct

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A large format piece (6′ x 1′).  Was inspired to go big on this one, lol!  I love the interplay of colors and line in this one.  For a first try at large format I wasn’t too disappointed.  I have carpeted floors and didn’t have a flat space big enough to paint this on so I had to take one of my closet doors off the track and tape the piece to the back so any paint missing the mark wouldn’t show from the front side.  I have to say this was incredibly fun and challenging!

(watercolor on paper, October 2015)

Spark (2015)

30 Sep

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(watercolor & ink on cold-pressed paper, Sept. 2015)

Arrange (2015)

29 Sep

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A new piece that has a Kandinsky-like feel.  I love his muted colors and his lyrical designs.  This one just sort of came to life.

(watercolor & ink on cold-pressed paper, Sept. 2015).

Fall In Indiana – Watercolor

29 Sep

Lovely watercolors from a great artist. Check him out at: asmalltowndad.wordpress.com.

Symphonic (2015)

28 Sep

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(watercolor & ink on cold-pressed paper, Sept. 2015)

Grid (2015)

28 Sep

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Another “departure piece” for me.  I began this one by applying the paint from the tube onto the paper.  This is a dry sponge piece.  There are several layers of paint making up this piece added in a kind of random even sporadic way.  Thought there was a depth to this piece visually that created lots of interesting things to view.

(watercolor on cold-pressed paper, Sept. 2015)

Streak

27 Sep

  
I applied all the paint directly onto the surface of the paper & then streaked it around with a very mildly moistened sponge.  First layer was background color.  The central section of the piece is at least 3 layers and lots of additions to the top coat before feeling as though this painting was done.

(Watercolor on cold-pressed paper, Sept. 2015)

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