Red Hibiscus Profile

Red Hibiscus Profile 6x6 watercolor with White Nights paints on Masters Touch 80 lb sketchbook done last week or so ago; ref courtesy of Dewi for a weekend drawing event on WetCanvas! COPYRIGHT 2023 Kay Smith

Royal Red Hibiscus

8x8 watercolor on Masters Premium 140 lb cold press paper done today for an online WetCanvas challenge; image courtesy Christel. COPYRIGHT 2020 Kay Smith

Saturday HIbiscus

7x10 alcohol inks on paper, an abstract floral I did back in February.  A yellow and pinkish red bloom are taking center stage in this composition.
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Heartwarming Hibiscus

11x15 watercolor on Masters 140 lb cold press paper done today.  I mixed all the reds and yellows together to get a variation of hues for this beautiful flower.  This was for an online timed painting challenge as hosted by artist Valri.
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Wild Hibiscus

5.5x8 watercolor on Strathmore Visual Journal 140 lb paper, done a few days ago while on a trip to Albuquerque NM.  Image courtesy WetCanvas (Susan) and featured on weekend drawing event where participants have only 2 hours to chose a photo, draw, and paint it.
COPYRIGHT 2014 Kay Smith.

Hibiscus Halo

22x15 watercolor on 140 lb cold press Arches paper completed yesterday, a macro view of a beautiful hibiscus center.
Image is COPYRIGHT 2014 Kay Smith.

Big Red (hibiscus)

10.5x7 watercolor on Yupo, drawn today with a brush only, then painted from one of my red hibiscus blooms. After doing so many neutral toned animals, I was ready for a bright splash of hot color! At least the hibiscus are still blooming like crazy in this 102 F.
Image is COPYRIGHT 2013 Kay Smith.

Heavenly Hibiscus

16x13.25 watercolor on Italia 140 lb soft press paper, drawn and painted yesterday in a loose, splashy manner with a #12 synthetic round Robert Simmons brush.  Daniel Smith paints were used, primarily quinacridones coral and magenta, transparent pyrrol orange, green gold, undersea green, carbazole violet, alizarin and ultramarine blue.  Others used were fuchsia, permanent rose by Da Vinci.
Happy Easter to all of my friends and followers!