Seaside, limited edition print11 by 15
This was a full sheet painting. I used the masking fluid on the main subject with this watercolor as well. These are so much fun to paint!!
I made the background by putting real shells on the paper, and pouring different color paints over the full sheet...
This is the 10th day of my "A Painting A Day" series. I will post a "Painting a Day" for the month of April... and YOU will receive a free limited edition watercolor print, just for checking in!! You will be guaranteed a free limited edition print at the end of the month. There is no drawing to see who wins... Everyone WINS!!
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To Receive your print, Follow these 3 easy steps:1. Follow my Blog2. Comment on at least 5 "Paintings of the Day" during the month of April.3. You may purchase your print of choice from my shop beginning May 1st. I will refund 100% of the cost. All you pay is the shipping!
12 comments:
How beautiful and warm - makes me want to walk on the beach beside the crashing waves.
This one is very nice. I can feel the warmth of the sun. Makes me want a vacation!
Wow, what a brilliant way to use masking fluid! Mind if I steal the shelly-background technique for an experiment?
(also: can you tell us what kind of masking fluid you use?)
Beautiful work! I especially love the background on this piece!
Carapace ~~ any brand works ~~ Windsor Newton is the brand I have used...
Try it, and let me know what you think... Have fun with it :)
Sounds like an intersting painting method.
What luminous colors! This is gorgeous.
Lovely! I spent the day on Thurs at a windy beach looking at shells, with children. We didn't find anything as large or wonderful as these shells. Beautiful treatment!
My son is at the beach this Easter morning and your painting made me think of him. Thank you!
I love the warm colors in this -- and the detailed work in the shells!
I have to say, I still like the effect of the masking fluid!
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I just love the beach paintings because I just love the beach!
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