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DAY FOUR, FIVE AND SIX OF THIRTY

 DAY FOUR
DETAIL OF MARY FROM THE "PIETA" BY MICHELANGELO


DAY FIVE

 SUMMER LIGHT
watercolor on FABRIANO Artistico paper
12,5 x 18cm/ 5" x 7" 
DAY SIX
 SUN RIPE
watercolor on FABRIANO Artistico paper
12,5 x 18cm/ 5" x 7"

WIP
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  1. Joan Tavolott7 January 2014 at 14:33

    Lovely job on these! I love the one of Mary and "Sun Ripe" has such great color!

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  2. Wendy Barrett7 January 2014 at 15:17

    All three are lovely Celia. You are really developing a lovely distinctive style with your paintings and I love the pencil drawing!

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    1. Celia Blanco8 January 2014 at 09:27

      Thank you for the encouraging comment Wendy! It helps to have your feedback! :-)

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  3. Helen H Trachy7 January 2014 at 15:34

    You're getting quite organized Celia! I like your sketch of Mary., it's very good. You're very colorful in your work. Have fun!

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    1. Celia Blanco8 January 2014 at 09:29

      I'm trying but it is hard to keep up. Thanks for stopping by! :-)

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  4. art by Michael Perchard7 January 2014 at 16:31

    Okay Celia! You are one rocking artist! So very pleasantly surprised to see the so very beautiful drawing of "Mary!" Of course I love so much about this piece! Great joy "seeing" what you decided not to draw! So very important to leave something for the viewer to complete in art! Bravo!
    Now, these two watercolors are no surprise! Which is great! Like Wendy mentioned they have so much of your very colorful distinctive style that I am coming to love and maybe even expect!!! Wow! I love the way you use the medium. Fluid! Again the colors are dramatic! Outstanding my art friend!
    Keep them coming buddy!
    Lover Of Color Michael!

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    1. Celia Blanco8 January 2014 at 09:38

      Thank you Michael!! I wasn't sure about the drawing and it means a lot to have your feedback. Lover of Color too! :-)

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  5. juliefordoliver.blogspot.com7 January 2014 at 18:33

    You managed to capture the amazing sensitivity and emotional quality of the original Mary. Well done indeed,
    Love all the others too.

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    1. Celia Blanco8 January 2014 at 09:39

      Thank you Julie! Your words are a wonderful incentive for me!

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  6. laura8 January 2014 at 01:47

    Fantastic work, Celia. Love the colors in the watercolors--such blues and yellows. And that stripe of red in Sun Ripe makes my heart go zing!
    Your Madonna is lovely too.

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  7. Debi Hinshaw8 January 2014 at 02:24

    Celia, the work you posted today is just wonderful. I love your watercolors, they are both so fresh and colorful. I keep looking at your drawing of Mary....excellent work!

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    1. Celia Blanco8 January 2014 at 09:42

      I'm trying to catch up, thanks for the encouragement Debi!

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  8. Jane8 January 2014 at 08:32

    I love the bright and fresh colors of your two paintings...so happy and cheerful and the drawing is excellent, really great expression captured. Have a nice and creative day.

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  9. Debbie Nolan9 January 2014 at 16:53

    Celia - absolutely beautiful. Each one is perfect. I especially like the summer light - need you to send some of it my way - so cold here! Thanks for sharing your lovely endeavors.

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