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Hello.
I have started learning watercolour painting in Septembre 2017 (once a week).
Not an easy task, but I have been enjoying progressing.
I love botanicals, and have started my classes by doing a notebook with only vegetables – I thought that if I started by something that touched, I could better progress. My teacher is fine with my choices.Here are some of the botanicals I have done in class.
Thank you for looking.
Maria
Maria - Made in Portugal
"Really I don't like human nature unless all candied over with art" - Virginia Woolf
https://womenwagepeace.org.il/en/These are lovely Maria – it’s a real treat to see some of your lovely colour mixes – I’d say you’re learning fast and well!
I do hope you will share more of your work each week – and also join us in the monthly challenge – the Plant Parade (found near the top of the forum page).
You are most welcome here!:)Cheers, Maureen
Forum projects: Plant Parade projects in the Florals/Botanicals forum , WDE in the All Media Art Events , Different Strokes in Acrylics forum .Thank you, Maureen, Skylar, Christel and Kay,I amtouched by your apreciation.
My next step is to try to be faster, and less insure. I still don’t dare to work on them alone, I need the teacher’s presence in case I have a doubt… this means I only paint once a week, ergo each watercolour takes forever.:rolleyes: :rolleyes:
I have been going out with the french urban sketchers (some are on my Learning Art Journal), hoping this practice will help me to paint faster.
I shall try to get organised and enter your monthly parade.
Maria - Made in Portugal
"Really I don't like human nature unless all candied over with art" - Virginia Woolf
https://womenwagepeace.org.il/en/Thank you, Rundun it is very kind of you – 8 months, but getting to the one year doing even more progress.
It is always difficult to congratulate oneself, at least to me.
Maria - Made in Portugal
"Really I don't like human nature unless all candied over with art" - Virginia Woolf
https://womenwagepeace.org.il/en/These are really good Maria. Great work on the subtle colour changes in the leaves especially. The oak leaves with acorns is beautiful.
Kay D - Edinburgh, Scotland
So long, and thanks ...
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