Daniel Boone Gardens in Summer
watercolor on 140lb. Kilimanjaro cold-pressed
6 x 8.5 inches
©Ann Thompson Nemcosky
One project that I am currently working on is watercolor practice. Lately, the only time I use watercolors is for sketches in my sketch journal. I would like to continue to improve with watercolor, so I picked up a nice watercolor block and a couple of new brushes and have begun a regular (sort of) practice. The image above is the result of a practice session. It felt good to be working on nice watercolor paper and in a size larger than my usual journal format. If this scene looks familiar to you, it's because I have also used it for a colored pencil piece, here.
12 comments:
Just lovely! I feel the soft air.
A very lovely painting. I'd like to be right there.
Gorgeous colors! Nicely done.
So beautiful; the trees are just splendid, Ann!
Lol, I did think it looked familiar! I really like it. I've only been painting in my journal and need to step out of it too. You are really doing great!
Very fresh and happy, I like it :)
amazing work as always Ann. I never get tired of looking at your paintings =)
Really exquisite colors here, Ann. Watercolor is a lot of fun!
I like how the colours melt into eachother, lovely!
Super vibrancy!
This is really lovely. Seems much beyond practice to me :)
This is very beautiful! You are great at watercolors, and I really like this. You have a good sense of the values - I rely on ink outlines too much - you don't need them. Love the bright colors too!
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