Showing posts with label potted flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label potted flowers. Show all posts
Sunday, April 13, 2025
Orange Rudbeckia
17x20 watercolor painted wet in wet then wet on dry. This brilliantly hued orange rudbeckia was growing in another pot beside the urn behind so I've positioned it actually in front of the urn. I was at the Casa Decor Mexican import store in Ruidoso, NM when I shot the photo; small pink and magenta vinca also lend their helping hand.
COPYRIGHT Kay Smith 2025
Tuesday, August 18, 2020
August Annuals
5.5x8.5 alcohol markers in Masters Touch sketchbook done over this past weekend testing new CaliArt products. These markers layer very easily and smoothly and a backing sheet needs to be behind it as you work due to bleed through. This is from a photo taken years ago in the Hill Country of Texas. Working from a photocopy showing black, grey, and white values only the darks were sketched in first, followed by medium colors then light ones.
COPYRIGHT 2020 Kay Smith
Tuesday, June 19, 2018
Magic Afternoon
22x15 watercolor on 140 lb Saunders cold press paper sketched first on my patio of annuals and potted pansies. The sun was casting its shadows onto the flowers, garden chair and table, during this time. This work is SOLD.
COPYRIGHT Kay Smith 2010.
COPYRIGHT Kay Smith 2010.
Friday, April 13, 2012
Porch Scene with Cat
15x22 watercolor, another imaginary porch scene with shutters, white wicker and potted daisies and geraniums not to mention the lovely kitty relaxing on the cushions. An underpainting was done first, allowed to dry, then design was drawn, with a stencil stamp of old cardboard used to make a woven wicker pattern.
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