I'm really enjoying these watery, loose paintings. I know I will go back an forth between painting like this and really tight but variety is fun. As much as I like really controlling the watercolor, wet into wet painting gives beautiful effects.
Lake Powell Reflections
Image Size 22" x 15"
Watercolor
Monday, September 5, 2011
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I'm really enjoying your loose, watery paintings, too! The mingling of the colors is really beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThanks Theresa. I think these colors gave some really interesting effects.
ReplyDeleteGosh, Nancy! Look how beautifully transparent that water is! The reflected canyon walls in the water are perfect. Please package up some of your talent and mail it to me? Pretty please???
ReplyDeleteThanks Sherry. I'd like to agree that it is talent but unfortunately it's just dumb luck. I don't think I could recreate this effect.
ReplyDeleteThis is really pretty. I like the idea of going back and forth from a looser style to the tighter style. Your work is very inspiring!
ReplyDeleteI love this delightful composition with that exquisite color
ReplyDeleteThank you Katherine and Leovi.
ReplyDeleteNancy....I LOVE this painting!! The colorful reflections is amazing!! This loose painting is so beautiful...you seem to do so well with it! I wish I can paint this way!! Excellent!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are really cool! Lovely!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Hilda. I was happy with how the reflexions turned out on this painting. It was just dumb luck and you could paint like this very easily.
ReplyDeleteThanks Kimberly.
So lovely - beautiful colors and the loose effect is soft and dreamlike. Thought this must be on yupo or silk but looking back, guess it's wc paper! I love it! Luck?... Maybe...Talent? Definitely!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Rosemary. Such nice comments! And yes, it is on watercolor paper. It's either Waterford 200# or Arches 150# - I can't remember.
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