Showing posts with label watercolor florals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watercolor florals. Show all posts

Sunday, May 22, 2016

Some Week's Happenings

Mr. Groundhog
Here are some week's happenings.   Hope they make you smile.

Look who found himself up a tree.














Schindler

This ornery boy may have caused this particular happening.  Shame on him!














Madam Butterfly decided to swing by for a visit.















These sweet scented blooms were possibly the reason for her call.















 That rhubarb from the previous post...














well it ended up in a delicious dessert.   Naturally all calories were removed!














wip

Lastly a bit more painting was done...not finished yet but making progress.














  We are so glad you stopped to check in on our week's happenings.

Hope you are smiling!

"...the cheerful heart has a continual feast."  Proverbs 15:15b (NIV)

Hugs Debbie




Sunday, February 17, 2013

Visitors





Look what paid a visit this week.  They came to tell that spring is near.   Their small petals brought joy and promise that warmer days are coming. 
 
Flowers seem like God's love notes.  They always speak to the heart.
 
Seeing these beauties blooming got my brushes moving. 
 
     
 I tried two different techniques on this blossom.   The one on the left was drawn over a wet into wet under painting.   The right one I drew the flower first and then painted it.


Both were fun to do but my preference was the first.   
 
Janet Whittle's "Watercolor Flowers" and "Painting Flowers and Plants"   have some wonderful exercises to try.    One of those was dropping color into a wet wash and letting the colors mingle and then drawing the composition after everything is dry.
 
There are so many ways to capture the loveliness of a flower.  Like each of us every plant has its own personality.  Isn't it great that there is such diversity?
 
So glad you stopped to visit.    Have a blessed day.
   

October Day

 It was a perfect October day. A great opportunity to go outdoors with a sketchbook and some paints. Here is a glimpse of my outdoor studio....