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| "Bowl with Apples" 6.25" x 7.5" |
I'm still working on this one . . . trying to get the shadows and highlights right and make the cloth and bowl look more believable. It helps me to take a photo of it and view it on the computer. I see things I don't see in "real life." Then I'm able to look at the original and know what more I need to do. But since I took the photo, I thought I'd post it so you could see what I'm up to.
This afternoon I'm delivering my "Bittersweet Door" to the New England Watercolor Society Show. Oh . . . and before I forget . . . I'm giving a watercolor demonstration at the Concord Art Association on April 25th. So if you're in this area I hope you come by. You can click here for more information. Ok . . . that's all . . . have a good day.
It's beautiful Kara. :) Although I can not see a thing that needs fixing. ;) Would love to see you do your demo, how cool would that be to meet in person eh?? :D
ReplyDeleteThank you Crystal. I know . . . how cool would that be? I wish I could take Carrie's upcoming workshop. Maybe someday we could all meet! :)
DeleteLooking good Kara. Those apples really pop.
ReplyDeleteThank you Roger. Hope you are well. :)
DeleteLove the mood of this! The colors and shadows are lovelu.
ReplyDeleteExciting about the demo - I didn't realize you are in Massachusetts. (I'm on the North Shore.) I just might have to go check your demo out!!
Thank you Debbie . . . my brother lives on the North Shore while I'm out in the western/central part of the state. I hope you can make the demo.
DeleteKara: I had the opportunity to see the Bittersweet Door at the Attleboro Art Museum. Although there were numerous wonderful pieces on display, I thought your Bittersweet Door was extraordinary. Very reminiscent of the quietude of Andrew Wyeth with simple arrangement and excellent contrast with a vintage New England decor. Exquisite detail in the brush strokes.
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