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Sweet Renewal





Sweet Renewal
watercolor on Arches paper
8" x 8" / 20 x 20 cm



 This painting is the second in a four part gift I am preparing. You can see the first one by clicking here.

I painted this set up from life completely except for the macaroons, which  I made up.  I am trying to keep the theme in the four paintings light and airy in color.


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  1. catherinemjohnson.com13 November 2016 at 13:59

    Fabulous!

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  2. catherinemjohnson.com13 November 2016 at 13:59

    Fabulous!

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  3. Joan Tavolott14 November 2016 at 00:06

    Love it! You did a great job on the cup shading and design. The two paintings should look great together. I'll be waiting to see the others in the series.

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  4. martinealison14 November 2016 at 07:48

    Bonjour chère Celia,

    Une peinture qui me parle... Un moment précieux que celui de la pause thé que je ne manque jamais. J'aime aussi que celui-ci soit très cérémonial afin d'apprécié au mieux ce délicieux plaisir.
    Toute la douceur de vos nuances de couleurs sont autant de parfums qu'on retrouve dans une tasse de thé.
    La délicatesse dans cette peinture est un beau cadeau... et manifeste votre sensibilité.
    Et puis comment refuser des macarons pour accompagner le thé ?!! sourire.

    Bravo l'artiste !

    Gros bisous

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  5. Judy14 November 2016 at 10:09

    Beautiful, Celia! I love the lightness you achieved!

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  6. Jane14 November 2016 at 16:33

    A beautiful scene, the china is really pretty and delicate , and the macaroons look totally real, well done !

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  7. Barbra Joan14 November 2016 at 17:17

    Celia, just exactly the kind of subject I like..
    Soft colors, yes light and airy...
    Good work on the macaroons too..

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  8. Deborah Nolan14 November 2016 at 20:30

    Gorgeous Celia. I love the light touch. So fresh. Your choice of colors for the macaroons is just perfect. Hope you will share the other two when you are finished. Hugs!

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  9. juliefordoliver.blogspot.com15 November 2016 at 04:30

    I saw this on facebook and was impressed but seeing it in this format makes it so much more real. It is truly a gem of a painting!

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  10. Catharina Engberg22 November 2016 at 22:39

    Looks like a beautyful gift.

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  11. Catharina Engberg22 November 2016 at 22:39

    Looks like a beautyful gift.

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