Approx 8x10
Here is a short notice commission...My client requested watercolor, this will be a gift for a retirement party, what a nice place to "retire" to!!
...I added ink 'cause it seemed bland to me.
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- Chuck Law
- I've painted on the side all my life. In 2005 I started painting full time. Starting with the trompe L'oeil series "Scatter Paintings" and small "Daily" paintings. In 2007 I made an about turn to plein air work and Landscape painting...a subject and style that still keeps me captivated 12 years later. This internet diary keeps track of my progress. Unless noted, all the paintings posted on this blog are for Sale. You can contact me at CLAW4JC@aol.com for pricing and billing information.
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2 comments:
This is gorgeous. Your ink touches make it sing. Architecture is not the easiest thing to make look warm and inviting.
Good work,
Jo
Thanks Jo, I was really happy with this. I love my oils, but I guess it's good not to let go of watercolor completely. I used to do a lot more with ink like this. My personal christmas cards are often done in this method.
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