
We had a friend visit this morning so rather than work on a mini I finished this larger one. Copper from Potts Grove Manor in Pottstown, PA. It will frame to 18x14 and I do not have a title or price.
SOLD! $145 (unframed) 4x6” mini original watercolor
Available to the 1st person to email
(framing 8x10 $35 - shipping available at cost)
If unsold by 4/11 the price goes to $225
I am on a roll with still life paintings!
Date night tonight, heading out for a little dancing.
mini original watercolor $225
SOLD! $145 (unframed) 4x6” mini original watercolor
Available to the 1st person to email
(framing 8x10 $35 - shipping available at cost)
If unsold by 4/3 the price goes to $225
The view from a clients house.
SOLD! $145 (unframed) 4x6” mini original watercolor
Available to the 1st person to email
(framing 8x10 $35 - shipping available at cost)
If unsold by 4/2 the price goes to $225
Ile dOrleans in Canada
CLAIMED!! "Church Street View" original watercolor.
FREE to the 1st person to send an email and claim it!
If you are a past winner you are not eligible!
I am guessing it was painted in 1994 and reworked in 2016 - a scene from Charleston, SC. value $550
UNFRAMED, framing available $60 18x14" - shipping available at cost
REMINDER...Come spend the day in Lititz, PA!
My STUDIO is OPEN on Saturday 3/29
from 10 am to 4pm
at 4 N. Spruce St. Lititz PA
I will be demonstrating...pull up a chair and watch and ask questions!
Explore the studio and find your special painting.
Personal Thoughts: I was thinking about the bit of anxiety I have about this commission. Even after 45 years of painting and I am pretty confident in my watercolor skills, this one is causing a bit of anxiety. More because the clients are important to me and this has very special meaning to them and I want them to be thrilled. That puts more pressure on me.
Painting thoughts for those of you trying to paint... My big advice is, SLOW DOWN. I worked 7 hours on 2 little ribbons. Building the color, paying attention to the shadows, one thin wash over another.
The ribbons. I started with the darker purple. It would be easy to make this a muddy purple mess! I needed to understand the flow (tie) of the ribbon, where the darkest and lightest shades are. If you go back to my drawing there was only a basic outline, nothing to show shading. That is why it is so important to understand your subject.
Close up view.
This was my demo painting at Fire and Ice this past weekend.
Finished!