The challenge for January was to paint flowers in watercolor quickly and simply.
Carmen's Response to the Challenge
I did several paintings but got 'fussy' with them. It's so hard to stop!
Yellow Rose |
Lilies |
Pink Poppies |
In all honesty, I believe the very simplified painting below fulfills the intent of the challenge. A few strokes quickly applied, and a flower appears.
Carmen Beecher
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Donna's Response to the Challenge
OH Happy Day |
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Carol's Response to the Challenge
Watercolor is, indeed, a challenge, for me. I only do about one watercolor a decade!
I was attracted to this image, because of the strong shapes and colors.
Thank you, to Donna Vines, for allowing me to use your photo reference.
I have to admit, I do feel inspired to try another!
Carol Schiff
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Kathy's Response to the Challenge
Kathy Garvey
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Fay's Response to the Challenge
Now I know for sure if I want to do water colors, I need to take some lessons. Not that I didn't try. I just didn't get the results I wanted. To wit.
Here is the photo I wished to portray.
In doing a watercolor, I wanted to capture the intense color and the interesting formation of the leaves. The following are the tree best of what I managed to produce after six tries. Although none of the ones I finished really pleased me, I have a favorite. Can you guess?
Back to collage for me!
Fay
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Jean's response to the challenge
Tried painting from a real orchid, not a photo. The challenge for me is to paint fast!
I tried, really I did, to paint more quickly.
There is a lot of truth to the expression, "knowing when to quit!"
So I did after the second one.
Kathy's Response to the Challenge
I stopped at Walmart on my way to Ralph’s to pick up some lilies and a Gerbera daisy for our flower painting challenge. Below are my results. I’m glad we were able to do this challenge all together during our session as I will miss painting with The Pieces during the rest of the month.
Kathy Garvey
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Fay's Response to the Challenge
Now I know for sure if I want to do water colors, I need to take some lessons. Not that I didn't try. I just didn't get the results I wanted. To wit.
Here is the photo I wished to portray.
In doing a watercolor, I wanted to capture the intense color and the interesting formation of the leaves. The following are the tree best of what I managed to produce after six tries. Although none of the ones I finished really pleased me, I have a favorite. Can you guess?
Back to collage for me!
Fay
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Jean's response to the challenge
Tried painting from a real orchid, not a photo. The challenge for me is to paint fast!
I tried, really I did, to paint more quickly.
There is a lot of truth to the expression, "knowing when to quit!"
So I did after the second one.
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