Watercolor Summer -23
Today I show you my works made in June-August of this summer. I painted these watercolors on a walk in the park, across the field, on the seashore.
Meadow flowers bloomed on the field - fireweed and others. In the park, a small pavilion was visible in the greenery of the trees. At sea, the waves crashed on the shore, on pebbles and large boulders.
Sometimes I saw small yachts with white sails.
I took with me an album for watercolors, paints and a jar for water. I sketched the landscape in an album. If the weather was cool, I took a photo of the landscapes I liked, instead of a sketch. Then at home I painted watercolors on a large sheet of paper. The paper I buy is 100% cotton, it is very comfortable to work with.
My student watercolors 2021-2022
In November 2021, I began to learn the technique of watercolor in online very helpful tutorials. I want to show you my pictures made in watercolors. When I paint, I often cannot find the correct shade of paint and I redo the paintings until I get the desired result.
So lovely :-)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ewa!
DeleteBeautiful paintings, I love them all :-)
ReplyDeleteHelene, I appreciate you opinion, although I know these are my amateur works.
DeleteОчень интересные картины. Чувствуется некая экспрессия... И какая-то наивность, что придаёт картинам большего обаяния! Здорово, мне очень нравится. Я стала Вашим читателем!
ReplyDeleteЭкспрессия и наивность... Ну, вам виднее! Спасибо!
DeleteWow beautiful! I really love 'The wild flowers on the jar' and the rose/ You are so talented.
ReplyDeleteIt was many years ago, Endah! Thank you!
DeleteI did not know you paint! These are really pretty. You have so many beautiful flowers to use as models for future paintings.
ReplyDeleteYes, I do this, Mary Anne. My flowers are the best models.
DeleteI have not looked here before and I am surprised to see your sensitive paintings. They are lovely, Nadezda. I especially like A Summer Cottage; A Beach of the Gulf of Finland after Storm; A Wooden Spoon and a Jug; The Wildflowers in a Jar; Nasturtiums and Apples.
ReplyDeleteDo you paint these days? I would like to learn, but I am too busy with many other activities.
Thank you Betty! Unfortunately I don't paint now. Why? I think I have no that mood that is needed to paint, sorry.
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