Mingus Day #57. 4 x 10 in. watercolor on Fabriano 140 lb. cold pressed paper. © 2018 Sheila Delgado.
Mingus Day #58. 4 x 10 in. watercolor on Fabriano 140 lb. cold pressed paper. © 2018 Sheila Delgado.
Mingus Day #59. 4 x 10 in. watercolor on Fabriano 140 lb. cold pressed paper. © 2018 Sheila Delgado.
Three Coins in the Fountain.
Three Days of the Condor.
Three Men and a Baby.
The Three Faces of Eve.
Three Moods of Mingus.
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I will have to check out that Pinterest collection! Do you have the link? Love the textures in #57. Mainly the foreground mountains! Your different views never cease to amaze me!
WOW Carol, you really are catching up, LOL. Thank You for taking the time. I like that one as well. Here is the link for you.
https://www.pinterest.com/seadeanartist/inspired-by-mingus/
I love that Sea Dean collected all your works on Pinterest.
That was such an awesome surprise Chandra 😉 Her favorites, and some of mine added as well 😉
Awesome! Did you receive a postcard from me? I fear it went missing. ?
I think the last card I received from you was your wonderful colorful chair. But I could be forgetting, and it could have been misplaced when the hoopla started. Was it for LYA?
Not for LYA. What I sent is up on my blog now. You’ll know why I sent it. Also, I nominated you for a 3 quotes in 3 days challenge. Rules in my latest post. Hugs!
The Dove? Awesome 🙂 OK, I will read your post this evening and see what I need to do. 😉 Hugs right back xoxox
Nope. Not the dove. Tonight’s post.
Oh that is an AWESOME card Chandra!! Beautiful 🙂 Looking for quotes….. 😉
So you haven’t received it? 🙁 It was sent weeks ago. I’ll re-send it. I really wanted you to have it.
Aww thanks Chandra 🙂 I really want it too, LOL 🙂
I’ll send it next week.
🙂 Thank you Chandra, looking forward to it 🙂 (you did, I didn’t, LOL)
Nicely done. Great color palette.
Thanks my friend 🙂
It must feel good to be back in your sanctuary and in a routine again. Of these three I am drawn most to the third one, the intensity of the color (what a surprise, huh?, from me) and I love how the water sort of explodes to make natural looking clouds. I’m curious why you’re using this particular size paper. Do you want the 100 to be the same size? It might be a different challenge compositionally to mix up the paper sizes. Also, do you every use frisket? Also, what brand of watercolor do you like to use? I ask because I am thinking this summer I might try watercolor again.
Well, we can have a whole discussion on watercolor Laurelle. Maybe better for email, more room to write, LOL.
I like the third as well, and for the same reason. I had fun with the skies. I did not even really need to “work” on them, lots of happy accidents there.
These were cut from am 8 x 10 sheet. I have done many of these in the same format, but in a larger size. The large ones are cut from a 12 x 16 sheet of paper. I have done probably 6 or seven different sizes so far.
I haven’t used frisket a lot. I have some. I just forget to use it.
I use Winsor and Newton, and several others. I will include that in my next Post 🙂
Yup, great to be home 🙂
You are getting your grove back! These are all very ‘watercolourish” with lots of soft tones and blooms – very nice!
LOL, thanks Val. I had fun with these. They were the last sheet of Fabriano. I keep thinking I do not like that paper as much as Arches, but I do like how these turned out. So I guess I need to rethink my thinking. LOL 🙂