Showing posts with label sardinia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sardinia. Show all posts
Friday, January 31, 2020
Italy in watercolor
Using cut pieces of Arches cold pressed watercolor paper, here are a couple of 'slices' of Italy in vibrant watercolor. The vertical piece is copied from a photo of Sardenia. Sardenia is an Italian island well known for cheese and pristine beaches. The horizontal piece is the Ponte Vechio in Florence, and was a commission for a friend. She visited Florence a couple of years ago, and fell in love with the scenery (and who wouldn't?). These paintings are 10 inches wide by 2 inches tall, and are perfect for bookmarks.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Noble Stag
Recently, I discovered that I have ancestry from Scotland of the Campbell clan. The particular relative was from the Highlands and resided ...
-
It's been 18 months, and still working from home full time. When will we go back to the office is the question of the decade it seems. ... -
The Hawaiian Monk Seal resides in the northwestern Hawaiian islands, and is on the endangered species list. About 1600 remain today. This is... -
Guess I'm on a bug painting roll. Another small one on paper this time using Daniel Smith watercolors.