"She just couldn't decide between being an artist when she grew up and being a vet. Her mother responded, you don't have to decide sweet girl. you can be both."
A small 5 by 7 watercolor. A photo I took in the spring, love the bright colors of the photo. Off to yoga class, will give these another look when I am home :)
Thank you Judy, I am inspired each time I work in my garden to paint some flowers, but I find them so challenging, they are never nearly as pretty as they are outside in the yard ?!
I always love the paintings most when they are still wet, have so much more color! I think I should use more color, less water. Always something new to try :)
I like them!
ReplyDeleteThank you Judy, I am inspired each time I work in my garden to paint some flowers, but I find them so challenging, they are never nearly as pretty as they are outside in the yard ?!
Deletelove the colors and brightness, very cheery! I really love your horses!!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Mary Anne, I do love to paint the horses :) Trying to branch out a bit and try new subjects, but always go back to the horses ....
DeleteHello Maria:) How funny; the paint is still wet:) I love the way how the red is bleeding in the yellow. Love the flowers, very fresh!
ReplyDeleteI always love the paintings most when they are still wet, have so much more color! I think I should use more color, less water. Always something new to try :)
DeleteI love the colors!
ReplyDeleteGreat painting!
Thank you! Trying to keep it simple til I get the feel of painting florals......will see if my theory works :)
DeleteI think these look great, Maria- and I love the bold colors!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sheryl! I am starting small with these floral paintings, may work my way up to something bigger....eventually....
DeleteLovely vibrant colors... And so fresh! I can feel the spring breeze from the paper...
ReplyDeleteThank you, thank you! So encouraging! I may try another today :)
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