Yesterday, I painted with Ruby, almost niety-five years old, who will forget more than I will ever learn. We did some tulips with a hard edge, then sprayed the other edge. I have done a little of this before, but not enough. It was good to laser focus on one aspect of painting in washes. I intend to do more with watercolor than I have done lately. So much to do and learn, and so little time!
7 comments:
I love these tulips, and it certainly works spraying an edge. Really like the soft focus side which makes you look straight at the harder edge.
These tulips are gorgeous, really , really love the blending of the colors and the looseness . And your last phrase is exactly what I often think, so much to do and so little time.
Thank you for your comments, Ladies. I enjoyed doing these tulips a,d will try to do some more washy flowers. Maybe that will coax spring to coming earlier. :-)
This came out beautifully, Dee! I'm going to try some more tulips myself. That Ruby's a real inspiration.
I think this technique is beautiful...so wonderfully washy! The painting is lovely.
What a lovely painting! I love the delicacy achieved through the spraying!
Looks like I'm not the only one wishing for Spring! Love the look you got with yours!
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