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rose buds and leaves on 5x7 natural color Stonehenge paper |
I sat outside the other day and practiced drawing and watercoloring a few leaves and flowers....
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9x12 Arches hot press w/c paper |
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Peony bud and leaves, and acorn... 5x7 Stonehenge paper, natural color |
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(don't know why this pic came through rotated on end, it's the only one I took with my phone, maybe something to do with that) |
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In the last pic, I'm holding a chive flower and starting to paint in my drawing of it. It was a lovely day outside and I loved doing these little detailed drawings of the found objects in my backyard. It gave me a renewed interest in botanical art, and I've been spending time practicing. I love watercolor, and every so often I come back to try it again.
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