Showing posts with label southwestern style architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label southwestern style architecture. Show all posts
Sunday, May 15, 2022
Hot Afternoon Donkey II
15x11 watercolor on Fabriano 140 lb cold press rough paper done over the weekend, a repeat of an imaginary earlier version that had sold. I used Daniel Smith paints. This work is also SOLD.
Copyright 2022 Kay Smith
Thursday, February 24, 2022
Front Gate Tracks
6.5x4.5 ink line and gouache (Artsy) on tan sketch paper done a few days ago. This is our metal gate entry at our New Mexico place. The snow had fallen last month around my birthday so took this photo which shows cat paw prints through the white stuff. In this the tracks resemble human shoe prints.
COPYRIGHT 2022 Kay Smith
Monday, July 24, 2017
House Down the Street
9x12 watercolor using brush only of a southwestern style house down the street in New Mexico. With its red tile roof and surround pines, spruce and evergreen trees, it is very attractive. This house portrait shows its white stucco well against the surrounding landscape.
Image COPYRIGHT 2017 Kay Smith.
Image COPYRIGHT 2017 Kay Smith.
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