Showing posts with label watercolor snowy landscape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watercolor snowy landscape. Show all posts

Friday, January 3, 2020

Old Stone Bridge

10x14 watercolor on Stonehenge 140 lb hot press paper done at end of December, an imaginary snow covered stone bridge with its bare branches and brush poking through.  The cold icy stream runs under it.
COPYRIGHT 2019 Kay Smith

Thursday, December 19, 2019

Spruced up for Winter

14x10 watercolor on Kilimanjaro 140 lb cold press block, American Journey/Daniel Smith paints, done with cold weather in mind and on its way with a pale lilac sky.   Bare branches peep out behind the snow laden spruce tree and the old Victorian porch in this scene.
COPYRIGHT 2019 Kay Smith

Saturday, November 9, 2019

Lone Poplar Tree

 
9x6 watercolor on Canson 140 lb cold press paper done a few days ago, another imaginary winter landscape with snow just in time for the holidays.  I have been doing new designs to submit to a card company that produces them annually.
COPYRIGHT 2019 Kay Smith

Wednesday, October 10, 2018

Small Farm in Winter

6x9 watercolor on Canson 140 lb. cold press paper done this past weekend for an online WetCanvas event in which we had 2 hours to paint; I did this one in 1.5 hours.
COPYRIGHT 2018 Kay Smith

Friday, January 19, 2018

Snowy Red Barn

7.25x4.75 watercolor on 140 lb cold press Canson paper completed today, a miniature imaginary landscape.  The red barn is just about covered in snow as is the road leading to it.
COPYRIGHT 2018 Kay Smith.

Saturday, December 2, 2017

Heavy Snow

12x9 watercolor on Canson 140 lb. cold press paper done yesterday on Dec. 1st, a mild partly sunny day here.  This is using a brush only, no pencil drawing based on a snow scene reference courtesy of Jenna.  It is one of the images featured on December challenge on WetCanvas in the Southwest/Western forum.
COPYRIGHT 2017 Kay Smith     Email:   1971ks@att.net to purchase via PayPal      Cost:  $175

Gourd Grief Pumpkin

6x6 watercolor jack o' lantern done first week of this month in Master's Touch sketchbook, 80 lb paper. Another in my spooky season...