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Monday, February 28, 2011

"Winter's A Glowing" Step-by-step

watercolor 14 x 21

Here is a painting that I recently completed and as I painted it I took photos of each step. This way you will see my process. I hope you enjoy it. I think each photo speaks for itself so I did not add any text for each photo. If you have any questions, fire away. I tried to keep the photos looking the same from frame to frame...but I am a painter not a photographer.
Enjoy and Happy Painting!!







Tuesday, February 22, 2011

To Zippo or Not to Zippo

watercolor 6 x 7 $50 watercolor

I took the Daily Paintworks challenge. They have been fun to do...This is the 4th challenge that they have presented.

Well, back to painting snow....I will have a ball doing that...a snowball.

Sunday, February 20, 2011

Winter's Lace

watercolor 14 x 21

I wanted to capture the lacy look that I thought the trees created. This photo that I worked with was from our trip out shooting (clicking) last Sunday. Glad we went last week. That 20" of snow is all gone...it has rained all day today. Come on spring...
More snow scenes to come.....

Friday, February 18, 2011

Valentine Flowers

watercolor 14 x 21

My dear hubby brought home this beautiful bouquet of flowers in a red vase for me for Valentine's Day. It had lilies, carnations, and roses. It also had a heart necklace wrapped around it. When he gave it to me, he said...."Now you can paint the red rose." Is he sweet or what. And, today is his birthday...it's a big one.

Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Snow Dunes Demo

watercolor 14 x 21

I was asked to substitute at the South Shore Art Center in Munster,Indiana for a watercolor class. The class turned out to be a great group to work with. The students were eager to learn. This is the demo that I did for the class. Enjoy...

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Guess Who's Coming to Dinner

watercolor 6" x 8"

Happy Valentine's Day ! Enjoy your loved ones!!

Friday, February 11, 2011

Simply Radishing

14 x 21 watercolor

This is the fourth in my cherry series. They have been a lot of fun to do. People are still asking how do I paint the backgrounds. No, it is not acrylic or black gesso. It is Holbein transparent watercolor. They have been a challenge to do and as artists, we need to constantly challenge ourselves.

I had a workshop in my studio today and it was fun getting together with all of my students. Regular classes will begin March 2. Hope to see you then.....