Wednesday, November 30, 2011
Snow Bunker landscape
22x30 watercolor, acrylic, torn brown paper packing material and golf scenes collage on 300 lb Saunders wc paper. This mixed media collage was painted in a group paint out in a neighboring town near their golf course.
Tuesday, November 29, 2011
Beverly - mixed media figure
22x15 charcoal drawn figure on 140 lb hot press Fabriano paper with gouache paint and Caran D'Ache crayon accents. Paper was prepared by adhering old phone book pages with half matte medium and half water then pulling off leaving parts of the Fabriano visible.
This woman was at a neighborhood hat party and had her eyes closed while talking. Background elements are imaginary abstractions.
This woman was at a neighborhood hat party and had her eyes closed while talking. Background elements are imaginary abstractions.
Monday, November 28, 2011
November
11x15 watercolor of a cold November day in the country landscape. Since the month is almost over it was time to post this scene preparing for colder days ahead.
Sunday, November 27, 2011
Partial to Red Poinsettias
15x20 watercolor on the back of an old dog that wasn't worth trying to make better. I spritzed water then threw paint loosely with 1" brush in wide areas using NO PENCIL. Let dry, then began to carve out red, pink, and all shades in between of poinsettia leaves with green at bottom of potted plant. Background is neutral with UB, Coastal Fog mix and some Periwinkle Blue (American Journey) colors.
Friday, November 25, 2011
Winter Wolves
20x16 watercolor on Arches 140 lb cold press paper, Daniel Smith paints. In this wintry imaginary scene, three wolves gather to plan their next activity within the snow covered trees and brush.
Thursday, November 24, 2011
Flower Market
Flower merchants line up with their lovely wares while other vendors peruse this open air market in South America. This 22x15 watercolor depicts their daily life amongst vivid hues of gladiolas and lilies.
Wednesday, November 23, 2011
Red Mesa and Buffalo
12x24 watercolor on Arches 140 lb cold press paper, painted wet in wet today. Signal Peak mountain is east of our town of Big Spring in west Texas and is part of the Great Plains where the Cherokees roamed. In this imaginary scene I ignored local color and made the terrain red and red orange while the animals are pale gold with cool highlights.
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