Thawing Creek

15x22 watercolor done last week, an imaginary winter scene on Fabriano 140 lb rough cold press paper. This thawing creek with its hints of sunlight filtering through the trees offers hope for the next season. COPYRIGHT 2023 Kay Smith

More Snow Laden Trees

6x4 watercolor on 140 lb cold press Canson paper, an imaginary winter scene complete with snow as winter begins its season. COPYRIGHT 2021 Kay Smith

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

Snow Laden Trees

6x4 watercolor on Canson 140 lb cold press paper done a few days ago, a snowy evergreen scene somewhere up north.  Photo courtesy mbeckett/WetCanvas and is one of the December landscape challenge images.  This work is SOLD.
COPYRIGHT Kay Smith 2018

Winter Wood

10.75x4.26 watercolor on Saunders 300 lb cold press paper, an imaginary landscape with trees scene painted using a palette knife.  The far background is a combination of browns and mixed greens and snow is the white of the paper.
COPYRIGHT 2018 Kay Smith

Ice Follies

15x22 watercolor on Arches 140 lb cold press paper done today.  It is featured on WetCanvas in the Landscape forum for our January challenge, a frozen unknown river with its snowy banks, patchy fog, and floating ice chunks.  Much of the brush is imaginary as well. One of my resolutions this year is to paint more landscapes.  This one will be also on Leslie Saeta's 30 Paintings in 30 Days blog again so look for it tomorrow there.
Image COPYRIGHT 2016 Kay Smith.

Icy Onset of Winter

8x4.5 watercolor and white wax crayon on Saunders 300 lb paper done today when all was icy outside.  This imaginary scene shows frosty trees along a riverbank with snow visible in the middle ground and foreground.  Colors used:  Periwinkle, raw and burnt umber, sepia, Mint Julep, indigo, burnt sienna.Image COPYRIGHT 2015 Kay Smith.