I have new cactus paintings in up in my shop today! You can check them out here: Pink Cactus Paintings
New Pink Cactus Paintings
Photos of the Week
Ok, it's pretty much been forever since I posted any photography, but I wanted to share some today! My flowers are like my children. I'm always looking after them, making sure they get what they need. Then I get to stand back and watch them flourish. It's so satisfying to grow things!
Green Abstract Watercolor Landscapes
Introducing......
I have loved every minute of painting these watercolor landscapes. I normally don't do a lot of abstract work, but it was much needed at this time in my life and in this crazy year that we call 2020.
Abstract painting has a way of calming me down and helping me feel peace. I think it's the beauty of watching watery paints blend and mix on paper that really gets me to stop and just be in the moment and really appreciate the beauty of color and art. I go to my art room at the end of a long day and create these green landscapes from my imagination. They don't reference anywhere that I have actually been and I love that about them. They transport me to somewhere magical! It's such a peaceful wonderful feeling. I will be creating more of these because I love the process of creating them so so much.
8x10 abstract landscape #2 |
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Watercolor Sketches from my Travels
New Watercolor Girl Paintings
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Abstract Watercolor Landscapes
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Photos of the Week
Painting Flowers: How I Slow Down My Brain
How to Paint a Watercolor Rainbow
3: Mix your first color and paint the top layer of the rainbow starting in the middle where you drew your arc. Paint that first layer right about the arc your drew. Once you get the arc painted, continue the paint straight down each of the sides to make a horse-shoe shape. Keep your line as even as possible, but if you waver a little bit it's ok. This artwork is not meant to be perfect! It's watercolor so the paint tends to have lots of variations that you may not be able to control. That's part of its charm!
4: Mix your second color and paint a line of it right under your first layer. Try to leave a tiny bit of white space between the top layer and your second layer. If the two layers touch and the colors mix in places, that's ok too! Let dry slightly.
5: Mix your third color and paint a line of that right under the second layer.
6: Mix your fourth color and paint a layer of that right inside the third layer. Let your painting dry completely and you're done! Happy Rainbow Painting!
Nursery Decor: Wall Butterflies
New Abstract Watercolor Art
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8 x 10 Coral Orange Abstract Landscape Painting |
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Butterfly Card Design Collaboration


