This is the 16th 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!!
There is no drawing to see who wins... Everyone WINS!!
To Receive your print, Follow these 3 easy steps:
1. Follow my Blog
2. 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!
Connections, Original Watercolor by Laura L. Trevey
What a statement! Deep rich colors dance around the paper...It is a full sheet painting (22" by 30"), and looks excellent floated on top of a white mat. See additional photo.
I had so much fun painting this one!
I placed certain circular objects on the watercolor paper, and then painted with thick color around them. After I pulled the objects off, a day later, I then began painting more layers of color on top.
Can you guess what the circular shapes were that I used?
Just for fun, I will send everyone, with 
the correct answer, a 4 pack of notecards of your choosing!
the correct answer, a 4 pack of notecards of your choosing! You have to be a follower :) Purchase the cards through my Etsy shop, and I will refund you 100% minus the shipping :) Giveaway ends Tomorrow 4/17/09 at 12:00pm
11 comments:
I love the depth of this one. Interesting abstract!
Oh wow that is amazing, I wish I could do something so nice!
cups and coasters? I'm really enjoying my regular (well, fairly regular!) trips to enjoy your Art.
Niftyknits ~~ You are on the right track, but think larger ~~ the painting is almost 2 feet by 3 feet :)
This is so gorgeous. I love the feelings of space and movement.
Another abstract! Yippee! and it looks fabulous on the yellow wall.
It looks beautiful matted and framed this way.
laura, this one's amazing! i love the way the receding blues make the warmer tones radiate. great job!
Hmmm - Even though I'm too late, I'm gonna guess anyways - I think it looks like you may have used a shotglass, some bowls, a vase and a cup.
And I'm sure I'm wrong, but I wanted to guess. Could you let me know what they actually are?
danunepthys(at)hotmail(dot)com
Also - I love this one. I love the way the light and dark alternate!
wow! i don't seem to see many abstract watercolors. i love the darkness, depth and vagueness in this one. very awesome (though i know i'm too late for the contest!).
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