3.5x3.5 watercolor of a pair of donkeys in a pasture, a miniature done today for an online WetCanvas timed painting challenge. Participants have 2 hours to complete their work of art and mine took about 1 hour. Paper is Canson 140 lb cold press.
COPYRIGHT 2018 Kay Smith
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Saturday, January 27, 2018
Friday, March 18, 2016
Pasture-ized Milk
15x6 watercolor of cows on 140 lb hot press paper. These rolling hills were inspired by my many photos of England's terrain when visiting there in 2010. This painting's title is a pun for pasteurized milk and it is one of four chosen for exhibition in next month's Llano Estacado show in Lubbock TX.
Image COPYRIGHT 2016 Kay Smith.
Image COPYRIGHT 2016 Kay Smith.
Tuesday, July 24, 2012
Pasture-ized Milk Cows
15x5.5 watercolor of a tranquil countryside of rolling hills and milk cows enjoying the sun and green grass.
Friday, February 17, 2012
A Horse Named Joe
9.5x7.5 watercolor of a pinto or piebald horse I named Joe growing up. Spotted or patterned animals to me are quite unique as each one is different. Background, fence and foreground are all imaginary and painted wet on dry on Italia 140 lb cold press paper; Daniel Smith paints: Quinacridone burnt orange, quin gold, raw sienna, arylide yellow, Prussian blue, raw umber. American Journey: Midnight blue, Peachy Keen, Apricot, permanent rose, and periwinkle.
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