This one of my favorite fall scenes. As I created the wet in wet underpainting, I scraped out some birch trees with a palette knife. It is a small painting but a real gem. The reflection of the orange tree in the water leads the eye into the trees. It all happened in a spontaneous way. I tell my students to let the water and paint do their own thing and step aside. This is hard to do. Life is a little bit like this. Sometimes letting go and realizing everything will fall into place and take its own course is the best way to live.
Thank you for visiting this blog. I am an expressive watercolorist. I love pure watercolors, but I also create many mixed media pieces using collage, acrylics, and mono printing. I love negative painting and many of my friends say I paint "on the other side." This is very true in a deeper sense as professionally I am a spiritual medium and really do connect with the other side. See more of my work at http://www.janehalliwell.com
Monday, January 23, 2012
Vermont October
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floral geometry. Jane Halliwell Green.Veggiefoodie.blogspot.com,
painting outside the lines,
Vermont october
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