Carissima, è come se una furia d'acqua volesse distruggere repentinamente la viva rossa bellezza del papavero. Un segno forse di questo tempo matto che perdura o della fragilità della vita... Ciao e buon 1° Maggio.
Jane, This is beautiful. I love how you can do so much with water and paint. Thank you so much for sharing all the washes.... I've learned a lot from them and want to get back to watercolor.
Hi Jane am not sure what to do about that, I do have 4 other followers (yay!!!)so there must be some way of doing it, just checked in with some of your paintings, see you did the 100 washes. You have some stunning work on here Jane and am touched that you would want to follow my blog, maybe Laura can help? Will ask her....
Thanks Jane I did it!!!! Have a followers section now... am a bit of a numpty where these things are concerned!!!
Have just added a new blog, I saw yours about transparent and staining colours and it reminded me of the one I did. I run an online group so was trying to encourage them to do the exercise for their own palettes and so wanted to lead by example and did mine, surprising what you learn by doing it.
judith following now :)... i'm following exercies from maggie latham's exploring colour series there is a link on the post here is the link incase you didn't see it http://maggielathamfineart.blogspot.it/2012/04/exploring-colour-in-watercolour-5.html ... to link back too .
Fantastic!
RispondiEliminaCarissima, è come se una furia d'acqua volesse distruggere repentinamente la viva rossa bellezza del papavero. Un segno forse di questo tempo matto che perdura o della fragilità della vita... Ciao e buon 1° Maggio.
RispondiEliminaSuch feeling in this - a beautiful sadness.
RispondiEliminaStay inspired!
Love love it Jane, I'm trying this style with only sometimes success! Maybe you could post a video someday??
RispondiEliminaThis is absolutely beautiful Jane. Poppies are my absolute favourite flower and this one is exquisite :0)
RispondiEliminaHi, Jane,
RispondiEliminaI particularly love your no pencil work. Sensitive, fragile, yet, so beauitful.
Cheers, Sadami
Just sublime, Jane! I'd love to know - do you paint the background or foreground first?
RispondiEliminaSemplicemente incantevole! Grande Jane! Ciao.
RispondiEliminaAmazing, Jane! Love the colors, they are mixing so beautifully
RispondiEliminaJane, so soft, just lovely.
RispondiEliminaAnd they do fade fast and aren't very lovely to look at. You turned something sad into something beautiful and uplifting. Very lovely watercolor!
RispondiEliminaSehr zart, ein wenig abstrakt. Bezaubernd:-)
RispondiEliminaStunning beauty !
RispondiEliminaFabulous Jane!
RispondiEliminaBeautiful painting! Poppie look so delicate.
RispondiEliminaBeautiful, very soft and delicate.
RispondiEliminaWell done!
blaga thankyou !
RispondiEliminacaro luigi thankyou for your thoughtful words ..maybe just the continuous rain.
thankyou so much michelle .
christy your watercolours are wonderful ! ... just keep with it ... don't worry about the end result ...video ?!
RispondiEliminai love wild poppies sandra thankyou
thankyou so much sadami .
katharyn thankyou ...it just depends ..here i started with the poppy and worked outwards with the initial wash.
thankyou for you kind thoughts linda .
grazie mille tito all the best with your exhibition this month !
anamaria glad you like the colours thankyou .
hi there maggie thanks so very much ....i liked how the outer petals formed here
janina thankyou and thankyou for following my blog ..i've just looked at your blog ..have yet to join goggle +
RispondiEliminajane grazie mille !
judy thankyou :)
sonia many thanks :)
mari jose thankyou !
Hello Jane:) Beautifully done!
RispondiEliminaExpressive, delicate, sublime, beautiful. Love it.
RispondiEliminaB&B
RispondiEliminaBello! Brava!
thankyou renate .
RispondiEliminathanks so ery much john ...see you've been dwg lots
mille grazie graziano :)
wow!! espectacular!! me encantan las amapolas y esta es preciosa!!
RispondiEliminabeautiful. I love the colors and the nice washes.
RispondiEliminathankyou so much laura :)
RispondiEliminaliana many thanks .
Jane, This is beautiful. I love how you can do so much with water and paint. Thank you so much for sharing all the washes.... I've learned a lot from them and want to get back to watercolor.
RispondiEliminathankyou carole i'm learning all the time .. enjoy getting back to your watercolours .. i love your gouache work
RispondiEliminawonderful poppy, and the fading away is just.... :)
RispondiEliminaoh WOW - this is amazing!!! it shouts about the fragility of poppies. I love it!
RispondiEliminaHi Jane am not sure what to do about that, I do have 4 other followers (yay!!!)so there must be some way of doing it, just checked in with some of your paintings, see you did the 100 washes. You have some stunning work on here Jane and am touched that you would want to follow my blog, maybe Laura can help? Will ask her....
RispondiEliminacathy thankyou :) love your flower paintings
RispondiEliminagood to see you anita ..thanks so very much.
hi judith ...i'm sorry judith will try again .. you could add a "follow" gadget on the side bar ... ..thankyou for your kind comment .
Thanks Jane I did it!!!! Have a followers section now... am a bit of a numpty where these things are concerned!!!
RispondiEliminaHave just added a new blog, I saw yours about transparent and staining colours and it reminded me of the one I did. I run an online group so was trying to encourage them to do the exercise for their own palettes and so wanted to lead by example and did mine, surprising what you learn by doing it.
judith following now :)... i'm following exercies from maggie latham's exploring colour series there is a link on the post here is the link incase you didn't see it http://maggielathamfineart.blogspot.it/2012/04/exploring-colour-in-watercolour-5.html ... to link back too .
RispondiEliminaOh, I missed this earlier -- its so delicate and beautiful! very elegant!
RispondiEliminathankyou meera
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