This is a small sky painting, worked with a palette knife.
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This was a sunset over the Indian River Lagoon. A sunset can be beautiful, even when facing East.
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This is an exercise I often give my students because it's simple and a great way to have success in watercolor. It gives experience with masking fluid for the white reflections, washes and changes in value. We paint the sailboats last. Like the icing on the cake, they complete the picture.
Sails and Clouds
Watercolor by Jean Thomas
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This oil is from a photo I took right in Palm Bay. It was at a secluded little park right on the river with lots of trees and shade. A great place to relax, read, enjoy the water, breeze and paint. I used both brushes and a palette knife for this painting of a little outcrop of trees and those big, beautiful clouds.
Along the River
8x10 oil
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***** Clouds are fun in watercolor, and much less work than in other mediums. This painting depicts early morning in San Francisco Bay. 
Mary Warnick
Titanic Cloud  ***** This is 18 x 18 on cradled board, The Perfect Storm, oil 
I started with a photo of a storm rolling in while the sun was shining and then let my imagination go wandering. I love looking at this piece and some days find it relaxing while other times I see it as turbulent: The Perfect Storm.
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