"Jubilant"
8.25" x 11.25"
watercolour, 90lb smooth watercolour paper, large chunk salt
(click on image to see larger version)
(click on image to see larger version)
I normally only use textured watercolour paper and found the smooth very different to work with. Will take some getting used to but I really enjoyed doing this piece.
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Thank you for your nice comment on my blog.
ReplyDeleteJubilant is so pretty and the title fits it so well.I also enjoyed reading the two hawk day on your other blog.
You're welcome Tammy. I appreciated your from-the-heart post so much.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your kind words here!
I'm glad you enjoyed the hawk poem on the other blog. I should post a link to that blog here somewhere - it's creative :-)
Oh this is glorious.
ReplyDeleteThank you Monica!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely way to start my day :-)
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This is beautiful... love the colors.
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Liberty, You are so right!! These colors are AMAZING!!! This almost has that tie-dye effect I've been trying to do!
ReplyDeletehi Eden,
ReplyDeleteafter I left that comment on your blog, I realised you may have been referring to w/colour pencils! not paints.... oops! :-)
I'd love to see more tie-dye effect experiments by you - I LOVE the colours you use!
Love the colours - love everything about it. Especially the sort of tendril things that make me think of fireworks & also those things inside flowers - I think they're called stamens.
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PS - there's a beautiful blue one at top right in the 'moving slide presentation' thingie. It looks identical but diff colours. I would love to buy it, if a copy is available. Could you tell me about it?
ReplyDeletehi Katie, I love that this piece makes you think of fireworks!
ReplyDeleteThe blue-ish version you see in the slideshow at top right of the blog is, indeed, the same piece. I just 'inverted' the colours in either a photo editing program or Windows paint. I can't recall which.
you can email me at healingfrommcs at gmail dot com if you'd like to chat about getting a copy :-)
thanks for your interest!