I painted Misty Lake Triptych (watercolor, each 5 x 7") as a lesson from an old Jack Reid watercolor book. Which one do you think is best?Days competed: 27
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Creekside Smokehouse
Mary Kay continues her journaling journey. All painting are for sale. 5x7" ink and watercolor on paper: $65 6x6" oil or w/c on canvas board: $125 11x14" oil on canvas board: $250
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Creekside Smokehouse
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- Day 26 Ocean
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- Day 24 Wild Turkeys
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I like the first one with the darker colors and the fuller trees the best. I had a feeling of a sunrise or sunset.
ReplyDeleteMe, too.
ReplyDeleteI like the middle one best, sharper trees and the reflection in the water better. But, the fog feeling of the third one is cool.
ReplyDeletemj
My sister likes the middle one, too. After looking at them again, I like the little stripe in the reflection and the reflection of the little tree in the middle one, but I like the little tree and the burnt sienna highlight in the top one.
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