You are so clever! I love this technique and hate you a little for having it š
Really like the effect and the feel it creates. You used it recently in another post that I really liked.
Very relieved you are okay, Elena.
The greens shades are lovely in this painting (teal and olive green type shades are both calming and refreshing to me when I see them, for whatever reason…lol)
Oh yes. NYC’s transit is a mess as it the coastline of NJ and NY. We love our beaches, but the double edge is the wrath of the sea. The wind was fierce, but it was the flooding of the ocean that figured in most of the destruction. Many many without power probably for quite a while. We are really lucky.
I love your watercolor work. The colors are wildly transparent and vivid, yet subtle & bold all at the same time. I just began to work with watercolors a year ago. You make it look so easy; the colors flow so casually into one another, yet I know how hard that is to achieve. Thank you so much for sharing your talents!
Thank you, but I began this watercolor challenge to myself because I just could not work in transparent watercolor. I’ve found that the only way it works for me is spontaneous with lots of drippy freedom. Can’t make the tight stuff work.
Whatever you use to paint with, I love your work. It’s beautiful and filled with expression.
Oh my, thank you so much. This is done in watercolor.
I’m so glad to hear that you are well. I was worried yesterday, for you as well as other friends, but you all seem to have gotten through it without any major issues. It’s such a relief. Lovely painting btw, she looks really happy in all the misery.
Great to see you are fine, I was worried about you, can’t believe you did not lose power, my friends family is there, some can’t be reached and others didn’t lose power either.
The woman above looks like she has weathered the storm and even has a few choice words for Sandy. She’s great!
Thanks, this Sandy is pretty battered. Yeah, in my town about half of us are unaffected and the other half will be without power for what could be, a longish time. Sandy kinda swooped around us after the coastline and headed for poor NY.
Oh dear I am glad to hear this. This was so bad… Your painting as always fascinated me. Thank you, love, nia
Yes Nia, we’re fine. Thank you!:)
Glad to know you are fine. The photos and the video were terrifying.
Very fresh & swirling now Miss Sandy. š bravo
Yes, we are extremely luck! Thank you for you positive thoughts-they help:)
Oh! And glad to hear you survived Sandy.
Me too;) Thanks much.
You are so clever! I love this technique and hate you a little for having it š
Really like the effect and the feel it creates. You used it recently in another post that I really liked.
No clever really, just can’t do the tight work. I envy you that, but thank you!
She is very happy now š
Very relieved you are okay, Elena.
The greens shades are lovely in this painting (teal and olive green type shades are both calming and refreshing to me when I see them, for whatever reason…lol)
YOu are a sweetie. Thank you:) And, thanks for your kind comments. Hope you are warm and safe.
So good to hear, Elena.
Love that wind-blown looking girl!
Thanks Karen! She’s had enough:)
Elena dear, I’m so happy because it is well with you. I was worried about you when I heard Sandy Hurricane!
Big hugs, much love, Stefania! š
Thank you! Hugs back Stefania!
Its good to hear that all is well with you. Our news programmes suggest there are still major problems in many parts.
Oh yes. NYC’s transit is a mess as it the coastline of NJ and NY. We love our beaches, but the double edge is the wrath of the sea. The wind was fierce, but it was the flooding of the ocean that figured in most of the destruction. Many many without power probably for quite a while. We are really lucky.
Beautiful and colorful. Love the energy and swirl of the dress!
Thanks Cindy!
I love your watercolor work. The colors are wildly transparent and vivid, yet subtle & bold all at the same time. I just began to work with watercolors a year ago. You make it look so easy; the colors flow so casually into one another, yet I know how hard that is to achieve. Thank you so much for sharing your talents!
Thank you, but I began this watercolor challenge to myself because I just could not work in transparent watercolor. I’ve found that the only way it works for me is spontaneous with lots of drippy freedom. Can’t make the tight stuff work.
Whatever you use to paint with, I love your work. It’s beautiful and filled with expression.
Oh my, thank you so much. This is done in watercolor.
I’m so glad to hear that you are well. I was worried yesterday, for you as well as other friends, but you all seem to have gotten through it without any major issues. It’s such a relief. Lovely painting btw, she looks really happy in all the misery.
Thanks Sophy! Yes, I think Sandy had a little bit of fun doing her thing-we are very fortunate.
Great to see you are fine, I was worried about you, can’t believe you did not lose power, my friends family is there, some can’t be reached and others didn’t lose power either.
The woman above looks like she has weathered the storm and even has a few choice words for Sandy. She’s great!
Thanks, this Sandy is pretty battered. Yeah, in my town about half of us are unaffected and the other half will be without power for what could be, a longish time. Sandy kinda swooped around us after the coastline and headed for poor NY.
So glad you came through it o.k…..nasty business this Miss Sandy…
She was. Hope you weren’t in harm’s way.
We’ve had some rain..and a LOT of wind.!!!!!
We did just fine, too. No power loss either. Love the colors and blustery feeling of this painting.
Very glad to hear! And, thank you:)