Sepia Dreams ~ This is acrylics on watercolor paper, 5 x 7 inches. I sketched the arch shape in on this one a couple of weeks ago when I painted the 2 Southwest ACEOs with arches (a couple of posts down). The other night I was trying to get inspiration for another painting and grabbed this one and just started painting to see where it would go. It's funny that this one has a totally different feeling from the other two I painted! That red oxide on top isn't this bright in the actual painting. Do you ever just start painting/creating and let it go where it will without a real plan? It's a good creativity boost for me! I hope everyone has a really great weekend!
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It's an ancient bridge, a giant worm. Kind of reminds me of how in all those adventure movies there is ALWAYS a skinny bridge over a deep ravine of sorts --- and of course someone is always being chased on one!
Lovely water
Oh Lynette! It is lovely! You know I do paint by allowing the brush to take me where the painting needs to go. In your case, it has turned out beautifully! I love the way it appears to be a natural rock formation into a quiet sea!
Have a Lovely Weekend!
Thanks Janet and I LOVE your latest two gocco prints of Muddy Waters and Connie Francis!!
Hi Kim, aww thanks so much and you have a great weekend too!!
What a beautiful piece! Dreamy!!! I love it! Thanks for sharing it with us!
Such wonderful atmosphere in this Lynnie! Especially love the way you've worked the water.
Lots of interest and drama!
Hi Babs, you're back from your trip! Thanks so much and I hope you had a great time! :)
Aww thank you Angela!! :)
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