Nancy Wait

I worked hard on getting the right tone of the glow – which nature does so easily! 😉 Thanks Shar 🙂

Thanks so much Rod 🙂

Aw, thanks Sandra! 🙂

Thanks Quinn! 🙂

I love reading your posts Charlie, and I so identify with “…but I miss the world where words themselves created images in our minds.” It’s one of the reasons I turned from art to writing, this idea of creating a picture in the reader’s mind. Thank you for all your delightful, inspired sharing! 🙂

“…watercolor painting and getting lost in the colors and music.” Yes-yes-yes! I do it all the time 🙂
“…my approach is sloppy, crazy and all over the place.” Haha–this is good to know! My current style is rather tight and controlled, but I know exactly what you mean.
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Beautiful work, full of joy and the joy of life! Thank you 🙂

great job! love them 🙂

Thank you Shar, that’s so nice to hear! It’s true, the park really looks like this in February. I went out on a limb with all these scrawny bare limbs, and tried to capture a bit of the wildness there. Your comment and those above have really cheered me. 🙂

Oh my, Thanks Sandra 🙂

Thanks Mary. Still, I think I’ll stay away from complex park scenes for now, and do a building next. With architecture I can see where the lines are – simple and clean lines of windows and doors! 😉

Wonderful work of breath-taking beauty!

I love these!

I commend you on this! I find portraits in watercolor are dicey, but this one is very powerful.

Thanks Pamela. I’m afraid I got all tangled up in the branches and wondered if I should bother posting it. I still can’t decide if I like it, but I spent a lot of time on it–too much time probably–and sometimes I think work deserves to be shared simply to honor the effort and commitment put into it.