Watercolor

  • What An Orange Color This Is!

    I can feel the warmth and wonder of that day. Yes, first it was watercolor in bright and warm yellow ochre, cadmium yellow, and orange red. Or wait, I think I mixed an, let’s call it ochre orange or orange… Continue reading

    What An Orange Color This Is!
  • Creating Wildflowers with Wild Rose Watercolor Ink

    I don’t know what to call these flowers, but I painted them with wild rose watercolor ink. This is a vibrant magenta, which is perfect because I’m here, and I paint beautiful flowers. I love nature and want to share… Continue reading

    Creating Wildflowers with Wild Rose Watercolor Ink
  • I Don’t Want to Spend Too Much Time On My Art Either

    I read the following post yesterday. Well, I scanned it and have to read it over breakfast this morning. What a great topic for my post. Does the following scenario sound relatable? I get my supplies out. I have an… Continue reading

    I Don’t Want to Spend Too Much Time On My Art Either
  • First Day of Spring!

    I love painting and painting in a variety of ways. Painting flowers always gives me the peace I crave. Painting satisfies my curiosity. I even painted these words for the times when things just happen and test you. Oh, I… Continue reading

    First Day of Spring!
  • The Joys of A Small Sketchbook

    It is always simple doodles like these that remind me of what I want to do every day and forever! I painted my Hyacinths by mixing blue and magenta in various amounts to get those blue, pink, and purple spots.… Continue reading

    The Joys of A Small Sketchbook
  • Maximalist Florals

    Maximalist florals are in. When I saw the lovely patterns in Anthropologie, I had to paint them! I have been painting loose, colorful florals, soft colors that go with the warmth of spring. You know that feeling when the sun… Continue reading

    Maximalist Florals