These didn't work nearly as well as I would have liked. I discovered painting bubbles was hard. There are too many aspects on them. I think I would have done better if the bubbles were smaller, but of course I wanted to do the big ones. Will need to keep practicing.

I wanted to paint something a little different. This was done without a reference photo..just my imagination and knowledge of perspective. The Jewelry store looks to be around the corner a little, but overall I liked the way it turned out. It was fun playing around with the paints. I put a base of yellow where the lights were shining down on the store fronts. I also wanted to put light into the apartment buildings. Someone did tell me I should put parking places, but di

Here is the shed again. This time I only used three colors by Winsor and Newton: Cadmium Yellow Hue, Alizarim Crimsom Hue and Ultramarine. I was amazed at how I could come so close to the colors in the other painting... I still need to work on details, but it was great fun blending.

Here is the shed I promised. After much fussing around I sort of like it... I am going to redo the painting with a little different technique...then will post that.

I have been watercolor painting for about a year now. I have improved, but continue to discover more ways to improve. I just finished painting of a shed (which I will post later). Again this painting is overdone. It looked good, then I discovered I didn't mask the fence to stay white, so I masked it a this time. When the mask came off there was green and yellows where the white fence should be, so here I go again, over painting. I keep fixing what I call mistakes, in th

I painted Penelope a couple months ago for a friend. Then a few days ago my son wanted this picture of Penelope. So here she is!

I sold these items last night at Gallary Night... it was great fun. The rest of my jewerly will be there for a month!.