I've been doing some painting recently, and I'd like to share some of it. I started doing watercolors about 30 years ago, but then just kind of let it go after several years. After I retired in 2012, I started taking classes in watercolor, and it got me painting again. So here's what I've been doing lately.
Monday, May 15, 2017
May 2017
The most recent class project was a hillside with poppies and lupine. I don't know the location of Ron's photo, and he probably doesn't know either. It looked more like southern California than around here. Often, when I use masking fluid, I am not very happy with the results, so although the whole class masked out the flowers, I chose not to. It was a bit tedious painting the green grass around the flowers, but it came out all right.
In between class projects I've been doing some paintings from my photos from High Sierra trips of years past. This one was an interesting juniper tree near Bull Run Lake, off of Highway 4. Maureen and I made several weekend backpacking trips there in the '90s.
This one was at Crown Lake in the Bridgeport area. My friend, Gerald, and I spent five days exploring this country in the late '90s.
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