watercolor on paper 18 x 24 |
I hope everyone enjoyed my little game as much as I did. I certainly enjoyed reading the guesses I got on my blog and facebook. One person used the words venetian blinds, which was sort of close since the word venetian was in there:) My work in progress this week is a scene from Venice during Carnivale. With February rapidly approaching, I thought it wold be a fitting.
watercolor on paper 10 x 10 |
Thanks everyone for participating:)
Carrie
Hmmmmm, never would have guessed that. It's going to be beautiful! Can't wait to see the finished piece.
ReplyDeleteI LOVE it already!!! Paint ... paint ,,, paint ... yes, I'm impatient to see it!!!
ReplyDeleteIl est toujours intéressant de voir la progression d'une peinture et celle-ci ne manquera pas d'être remarquable.
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Both works are very promising.I want to see the Venetian scene finished...
ReplyDeleteSomehow I managed to miss you last post :0( I LOVE guessing games! It must be the child in me ;0)
ReplyDeleteI really enjoy seeing a painting through various stages though too, and I can't wait to see how this one turns out :0)
Steven - Woweeeeeeeeeeeee!!! This is GORGEOUS!!!! You are a natural with those watercolours! I reeeeaally like the colours you have used :0)
Okay.. You paint well. Really well. But I think I was drawn to Steven's work in this post. :) It has so much raw energy.
ReplyDeleteI never would have guessed this one, Carrie. It is coming out beautifully. I love Steven's painting. He is doing some really nice things. I do hope he keeps his interest in art as he grows up; there are so many ways he can express himself. :)
ReplyDeleteI never would have guessed this, either. It's already looking stunning. And Steven's painting is beautiful - I see a fish jumping out of the water :)
ReplyDeleteWow, this looks amazing. I love the colors in Steven's painting as well....very nice.
ReplyDeleteYou surely got me on this one. Steven's painting is awesome. :-)
ReplyDeleteWOW! I never, ever, EVER would have guessed this. Like not in a million years. But it is beautiful Carrie, I can't wait to see it finished! :) And Steven's painting is fabulous, lots of energy like Prabal said. :)
ReplyDeleteThis scene is so beautiful already!!!! THE DETAILS are amazing!! I am so looking forward to seeing this one progress.. As far as Steven..he has his Mom's talent. Santa did good in bringing him paints.
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone!!! I think I need to start selling Steven's paintings. I think are fantastic!! I too hope he stays interested in art. Wait till you guys see his painting for the next post, it has even more energy:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for all of your supportive comments. I'll be posting later this week, I'm not sure yet what to do with the sky. My photo ref is pretty much white, I think I'm going to ask for all of your help by taking a vote on what look I should go with, so stay tuned:)
Steven's painting is awesome! I've seen lots of paintings by adults that are less sophisticated or beautiful.
ReplyDeleteThose are ruffles! I thought they were flowers. You're on your way to another beautiful painting!
I love to see the details unfolding - lovely, Carrie!
ReplyDeleteoh my this is going to be stunning...it already is! cannot wait to see it progress. and steven's painting is incredible. no question where his ability comes from.
ReplyDeleteWow Carrie! I haven't stopped by recently as I haven't had much time on the computer. I cannot believe the number of fantastic works you have completed! You are one great artist to keep our eyes on! Thanks so much for your comment. Keep up this amazing work. :-)
ReplyDeleteI forgot to mention that I LOVE the 10"x10" watercolor below your post.
ReplyDeletewow, you like a challenge. how fun for all of the upcoming end of lent celebrations.
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