My goal for 2020 is to paint 1 watercolor a day. Sorry if I've been absent, you know a girl has to have priorities!
I'm still a beginner and SO grateful for all the wonderful teachers on YouTube! My favorite is an old fella named Alan Owen from Great Britain. His accent is SO thick, I can only decipher 1 out of 10 words. I love the loose style he uses. I'm learning to mix my colors and feel more confident each day.
So here ya go....I think there are 16.
I'm still a beginner and SO grateful for all the wonderful teachers on YouTube! My favorite is an old fella named Alan Owen from Great Britain. His accent is SO thick, I can only decipher 1 out of 10 words. I love the loose style he uses. I'm learning to mix my colors and feel more confident each day.
So here ya go....I think there are 16.
I missed a few in my stack...but I hope you can see my progression. I'm feeling more comfortable with shading and color values and even with composition...however, I still use most of Alan Owen's paintings to copy composition.
No. 5 is the composition of a pic I took down our country road when Hubs and I went for our daily 2 mile walk.
The artificial lighting does not give an accurate description either....but, I usually just snap a shot to send off to my mama in California.
My Mom spent a couple days resting in the hospital this past weekend. She had the flu and on top of COPD, she needed oxygen. Thankfully she didn't have any other complications and went home with my sister Jackie after 2.5 days.
And I am ever so grateful that I haven't been sick this winter!
No. 5 is the composition of a pic I took down our country road when Hubs and I went for our daily 2 mile walk.
The artificial lighting does not give an accurate description either....but, I usually just snap a shot to send off to my mama in California.
My Mom spent a couple days resting in the hospital this past weekend. She had the flu and on top of COPD, she needed oxygen. Thankfully she didn't have any other complications and went home with my sister Jackie after 2.5 days.
And I am ever so grateful that I haven't been sick this winter!
