I was thinking soft colors; how soft to go before it's too dull, how soft to go and then add color!
"Lemon Meditation I and II" both 3x4 inches, watercolor on board
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Followers
IF YOU'D LIKE MY PAINTINGS EMAILED TO YOU DIRECTLY, PLEASE LEAVE ME YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS!
MY WEBSITE
About Me
- Joyce Washor
- east coast, United States
- I have been using a small format of 3x4 inches since 1997 as a result of a rotator cuff injury. As it's turned out it's a case of turning lemons into lemonade! I love this small scale in still life, portraiture and landscape.
Read my article in Watercolor Magazine
My Book
Gary Hiscotts from Wales said, "I have devoured every word of your book may times over Christmas and have even started painting 'tiny'. Like you I have been used to large canvases and all the challenges that come with that but I am hoping to add miniatures to my repertoire. Already I am aware of the need to really sort out the values, composition and colour more than when painting 'big'." And Niall O'Neil added, " I thought it a masterly exposition on the basics of painting - not just small pictures, not just oils - there are general principles that may bw universally employed to any medium and dimension." You can email me at joycewashor@yahoo.com if you'd like to purchase a copy
Roses and White Pitcher DVD 60 minutes
OIL DVD $35.00 includes shipping in U.S. Outside of U.S. please send me an email
Bubble Glass and Onion DVD 60 minutes
WATERCOLOR DVD $35 including shipping in U.S. Outside U.S. please email me!
PayPal
My Favorite Blogs and Websites
Daily Painters Webring
Blog Archive
Site Meter
Small Painting
This gives you an idea of size
2 comments:
Lovely study
Joyce, I'm absolutly loving these beautiful, delicate water colours.
Post a Comment