watercolor
14" x 21"
floral
I bought this large planter of pansies so spring would hurry up and get here. I took photos of it...did some demos for my students using it and then I plopped it into a planter on my porch. Then it was almost time to put it to sleep...lol. But one of my students said if I put it into the sun, it would come back to life and continue blooming. I figured what do I have to lose. Well she was right. It looks lovely again. enjoy.
watercolor
10" x 14"
floral
The tulips are all gone now...yesterday I went a bought a bunch of flowers ... went to 5 different places to find them. Was going to go out and plant them today....but it is raining., Hopefully I can do that in a few hours. Have a great weekend.
watercolor
10" x 14"
floral
Step by step.....
watercolor
10" x 14"
Floral
Trying to think of warmer days where you will be finding me in my gardens.... Still cleaning out all the leaves from them. The rain and cooler weather is making me learn patience. But in a few days I will begin planting....no hurry. Once I start...then you are committed to the caring of them.
watercolor
14" x 21"
Cityscape
This past weekend this painting was accepted into the Illinois Watercolor Society juried Show in Dixon, Illinois. This was the third time I have been accepted into this national show so at the opening this past Saturday, I was awarded my signature status. Special thanks to the Judge, William Hook and to the whole committee for putting on such an awesome exhibit.
watercolor
10" x 14"
Floral
Here's No. III in my little series of spring blossoms. Watch....more flower paintings will be coming.
watercolor
10" x 14"
Floral
When I open my window blinds in the morning (very late morning), in the spring this is what I see from my window. This is from one of my neighbor's trees. It is so pretty. Just wish it would last longer than it does. But fruit is good too.
