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Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts
Showing posts with label watercolor. Show all posts

Monday, June 22, 2015

more watercolors

Here are some more watercolors, including a self portrait that doesn't much look like me.

1960's

still life

northern lights


sour diesel haze

diving into a waterfall


self portrait

downtown window view 

Tuesday, June 2, 2015

more watercolors

I am not much of an artist, but I do enjoy painting and drawing and such.  My results might not be any better than a grade school child would do, but it's good for the soul to be creating, nevertheless.

campfire

dream home

morning

mother earth love and energy mandala

bird's eye

autumn scene

Flamenco dancer

Coney Island

Thursday, May 21, 2015

watercolors

the pain, dissapating

cherry pie

blue diesel

shapes and color

Sunday, July 8, 2012

52/365 watercolor

My friend does lovely watercolors, transparent colors that blend beautifully with each other.  I am just a novic when it comes to watercolor, but I like to play.  I fill the pages with colors that I see, not necessarily the same as the colors of things themselves.  When I did a watercolor of Jorma in Finland, his face and hair were shades of orange and yellow.  "You see me in those colors?" he asked.  And so I did.
Watercolor reminds me of coloring eggs at Easter, since that water changes color.  Pinks and blues and reds and yellows, in clear glass cups, waiting to change the eggs into something festive.




*A free-write is a type of automatic writing, where you just go with your stream of consciousness non-stop. There's no thought to spelling or grammar, and no editing of words. Supposedly this opens the mind up to greater creativity. They can be 5, 10 or 20 minutes long. Suggestions for freewrites are always welcome. Visit Evie, with whom I freewrite, at the space between colors.