Showing posts with label copper. Show all posts
Showing posts with label copper. Show all posts
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Monday, September 24, 2012
"Sky Feathering"
13" x 21" watercolor framed and matted $400.00
Feathers have always fascinated me. Imagine how God put them together so perfectly in myriad colors and sizes and distinct divisions that cause a bird to take flight. Feathers cover the whole body and keeps them warm even though their bones and legs are so thin. Wonder of wonders to me, who knows nothing about ornithology. Imagine a world without birds! I cannot.
Labels:
birds,
bones and legs,
copper,
distinct divisions,
fascinated,
feathers,
flight,
frost,
gold,
mauve,
myriad colors,
ornithology,
painting,
purple,
silver,
spiral,
swirls,
warm,
watercolor,
wonder
Sunday, June 10, 2012
"Into Yellow Heart Shaped Aspen Leaves"
7.75 x 13.75 watercolor and gouache $65.00
Aspen trees are alluring to me. I hear that they are like a weed, growing quickly, putting out lots of shoots, and being susceptible to pests and problems. However they are like magic to me in the autumn because of the way the light blazes through the brilliant heart shaped leaves.
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