This was started on location in Greece and finished at home. I thought the rock formations would make an interesting subject. It almost looks like an abstract design.
Dear Celia. This. Is beautiful. That gorgeous blue water and sky make a lovely contrast to all the colors in the rock. So glad you shared. Hope you ate having a great day. Hugs!
I love the brilliance of the blue and green colors created by that yummy touch of Scarlet! I enjoyed the other paintings, too, from your trip to Greece.
African violets sketchbook page I painted this sketch slowly, over a few day's time. I use my sketchbook to experiment towards improving my skills although I seem to always find myself in a hurry to finish the sketches. It took my African Violets over two years to bloom, I felt compelled to capture this achievement! The flu is making the rounds around my household once more, I hope everyone else is well!
"Flying Colors" 28.5 x 20cm / 11" x 8"in. I love the color of this blue jay's feathers and its stance, so graceful ... the various blues were hard to imitate. I am working on leaving more white areas in my painting and loosening up a bit. Thank you to Mim White for allowing me to use her photo! When I saw her photograph, I immediately imagined it as a watercolor painting.
Clementine watercolor on paper 20x14 cm. I am very excited to start off the new year because of the opportunity to focus on what lies ahead. My goals for the coming months include many positive wishes! I have written out a physical list for the first time in my sketchbook to be able to draw a balance at the end. My first painting of the year is a clementine. The contrasting colors and the long shapes of the leaves are always fun to paint; the fruit's taste is definitively delicious and brightens the dreary winter. I wish all of you a joyful, creative year! Happy 2015!
I love the way you painted this rock, Celia. Very beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Judy!
DeleteBeautiful painting. I see a very content face there.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind comment and visit, Maywyn!
DeleteLove the way you painted the different layers and colors of the rock , quite abstract indeed and quite striking !
ReplyDeleteThank you so much, Jane!
DeleteDear Celia. This. Is beautiful. That gorgeous blue water and sky make a lovely contrast to all the colors in the rock. So glad you shared. Hope you ate having a great day. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Debbie! It is so nice to get your feedback. I hope you have a great weekend, hugs!!
DeleteWhoops. meant to say are instead of ate: )!
ReplyDeleteI love the brilliance of the blue and green colors created by that yummy touch of Scarlet!
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed the other paintings, too, from your trip to Greece.
Thank you so much for your visit, Julie! I really appreciate your kind comment!
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