15x11 watercolor on Saunders 140 lb cold press paper. This pure white iris with its purple
frilly edges shines bright in my artist's garden surrounded by warm
colors of violet, magenta, orange, red, and gamboge. Its fiery red
orange center seems to be burning hot in spring sunshine.
COPYRIGHT 2020 Kay Smith.
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Bearded Iris
15x11 watercolor on Saunders 140 lb cold press paper completed today after working on it several days. This pure white iris with its purple frilly edges shines bright in my artist's garden surrounded by warm colors of violet, magenta, orange, red, and gamboge. Its fiery red orange center seems to be burning hot in summer's sunshine.
Image COPYRIGHT 2016 Kay Smith.
Image COPYRIGHT 2016 Kay Smith.
Thursday, March 21, 2013
White Iris and Citrus
7.5x11 watercolor on Arches 140 lb cold press paper/Daniel Smith paints. Last week in Jan Fabian Wallake's design class at Watercolor Art Society-Houston (WAS-H), we were to draw fruit and flowers in a contemporary manner then paint it. Emphasis was on elements and principles of design, negative painting, and overall improvement of our existing methods. With this one, I used flat floating shapes with contour line and uneven negative spaces between each part. A fun yet thoughtful exercise to shake up your composition if it is in a rut.
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