Yikes, I started this and realized I was on the sketchers blog instead of my own. What the heck, maybe you'll like it anyway. Pat
A few of my favorite paintings in watercolor are gracing the walls of our Co-op. I don't always paint larger than a quarter sheet, but the Orcas Island pottery displays were worth the challenge.
I loved the brown and blue mugs, they looked like they would be a pleasure to hold in your hand. The giant plates on the side of the log building also attracted me. The sun was shining making very defined shadows and the blue and transparent pinky pearl glaze on one of the plates made me want to paint.
Both of these paintings are professionally framed with conservation clear glass. I took these photos while they were hanging on the wall at Whidbey Art Gallery so there is a slight glare because of so many lights.
Pitcher and Pear is a large 16x20 or 1/4 sheet with conservation clear glass. All three of these paintings are available through me walarts@gmail.com or at Whidbey Art Gallery in Langley, WA. www.whidbeyartists.com.
A few of my favorite paintings in watercolor are gracing the walls of our Co-op. I don't always paint larger than a quarter sheet, but the Orcas Island pottery displays were worth the challenge.
I loved the brown and blue mugs, they looked like they would be a pleasure to hold in your hand. The giant plates on the side of the log building also attracted me. The sun was shining making very defined shadows and the blue and transparent pinky pearl glaze on one of the plates made me want to paint.
Both of these paintings are professionally framed with conservation clear glass. I took these photos while they were hanging on the wall at Whidbey Art Gallery so there is a slight glare because of so many lights.
Pitcher and Pear is a large 16x20 or 1/4 sheet with conservation clear glass. All three of these paintings are available through me walarts@gmail.com or at Whidbey Art Gallery in Langley, WA. www.whidbeyartists.com.
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