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Cambria is a watercolor seascape painted from reference photos that I took while I was in Cambria, CA doing some plein air. In this one, I used a medium to block out the areas of total white. More of my artwork can be seen on my
website and my
Etsy shopIf you're a watercolorist or just someone who likes dappling in watercolor, and you would like to join this site and share your work, send me a link to your blog or website in a comment, and I'll add you to the site.
Plein Air, Cambria was painted last fall in Cambria, CA, while meeting up with old friends. It was a wonderful feeling to sit on a big rock, listen to the ocean, and try painting what was in front of me. More of my artwork can be seen on my
website and my
Etsy shop
If you're a watercolorist or just someone who likes dappling in watercolor, and you would like to join this site and share your work, send me a link to your blog or website in a comment, and I'll add you to the site.
Arms reaching, I stretch towards the sky
giving thanks for all that I have in my life.
acrylic on canvas from my archives.
Happy Monday!!
xo
Lo
Sometimes I need to PAINT with real paint before I finish an illustration in the computer. In this case I used hot press illustration board to begin a sea scene for a project I am currently working on.
I like to be able to use my whole arm ( and soul) when I am painting and my sketches and preliminary paintings are usually done on a rather large scale. They will be reduced in the computer to the correct size for the project underway.
I used Dr. Martin's inks and some transparent acrylics for the first stage. Along with that combination I also used a house paint brush, a fan brush and some more conventional sable brushes.
After photographing the preliminary painting I transferred the image to my computer and completed it in Painter. The advantage for me is being able to get darker layers in place without having to wait a day for paint to dry.. and if I don't like a layer... I whisk it away.
In addition to transferring the painting to the computer I was able to stretch the entire image horizontally to accommodate the size I wanted to work with for this book.
If you look carefully you might be able to find two very recognizable constellations. Did you find them?
By: Linda Kay,
on 7/20/2015
By: Laurel Gaylord,
on 12/3/2012
By: Ginger Nielson,
on 4/7/2009
I used Dr. Martin's inks and some transparent acrylics for the first stage. Along with that combination I also used a house paint brush, a fan brush and some more conventional sable brushes.
two stretches: your header too. that's my favorite stretch: lying down :^)
happy holidays, ms. pumpkin pi. i love you to the moon and back
most sincerely
guess who
Oh gorgeous and glorious!
Do you know Goedele has nearly the same picture of herself this way?
I will see her today :)
Have a wonderful week dear!!!!
♥M
Hi Lo! I love this new painting. She's ready to fly. Hope you are having some wonderful pre-holiday art time! xox
Great Lo. I can see the love.
i remember this but good to see again. to remember the freedom in the air and sky and the many life blessings. hope you are well.
Such an evocative painting, *BS*....it's who you are! Love it as your header or as your FB Avatar.... I give thanks to have you as my friend and sister....
Love,
♥ LS ♥
Beautiful and evocative!
Always loved this one. Nice to see it again.
Beautiful take on the word! :)
Lovely painting! The colors in the sky are wonderful (actually the whole thing is wonderful)! That's how I would like to be greeting my day.
I've always loved this painting...didn't used to be your banner?
Please send me your current address to my email so I'll have it for sending THE BOOK when it's finally published. Congrats on your big win!!! ;-) [email protected]
This captures that exhuberant feeling of LIFE! I feel it on cool crisp mornings in the fall. (then I feel like I'm going to die mid-winter) but that LIFE feeling is so wonderful.
The card you did for marja is pretty darn awesome!!