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in the future - u will be able to do some more stuff here,,,!! like pat catgirl- i mean um yeah... for now u can only see others's posts :c
Tonight, I had my largest exhibition to date. 18 paintings. It was special to see a collection of my work and share it with my family, friends and the public. It was sweet to have my kids with me, seeing what their dad has been fussing over.
It reminded me that it’s important to take a beat on occasion and appreciate the time and work I’ve put into this. So often, it’s on to the next painting or the next event, head down, trying to put in the work so the dream can stay alive.
I’m proud of how far I’ve come since I bought my first watercolor book and fell in love with painting. I’m excited for what’s to come.
Feeling very grateful tonight.
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process pics of Rocky Beach
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A scene from Kansas City. Always trying to paint the light.
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Birds on a wire
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Looking for a rock to skip
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Fresh off the easel.
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The reference and the painting.
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Thanks to all that have followed along here! I appreciate all the support! There is much more to come.
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Light and shadow never gets old.
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I believe the key ingredient to creating a captivating painting is atmosphere and light. My goal is to demonstrate ways I work to achieve this in watercolor.
I hope you get something positive from these videos, enjoy!
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