Still playing with watercolor washes, and this time a couple of runaway floods made me turn the paper upside down and after it dried, I worked with the shapes that accidentally happened. I like it.
I've always admired oriental art, especially the Sumi-E style of Japan and the landscape paintings from China. Recently, a coworker visited China and presented me with a gorgeous postcard upon her return. I immediately had to try it for myself. Watercolor pencil and waterbrush.
The most hopeful / tragic inspiring / deflating soothing / terrifying exciting / devastating anticipated / dreaded calming / troubling words in the world:
"Things Change"
note: Formatting is screwed up here. I need to fix that.
All along the Appalachian Trail, you'll find these shelters for hikers and campers. Most sleep six or more (plus mice). I'd rather hike on and find a nice tent site, but they are a nice place to relax, cook and eat, and socialize.
This is watercolor pencil and waterbrush, from a photograph.
This is an online album for some of my creative outlets. All paintings, sketches and stories are original works.
Love, hate or indifference, it's always welcomed when someone tells me what they think about a story or painting. Be critical, I can take it. Adulation is ok too.