Trent Nentrup

Sujit, that is a really beautiful waterfall. I followed your tutorial and my rendition came out pretty good. With your permission, I’d like to show it to my friends and family here, and on Facebook

Thanks Mary.

Thank you Pamela. Now I have to run over to look at your paintings. 🙂

I really like the translucence of the petals and leaves. The sun is shining right through them.

Such a wonderful style. I really love what you do with the colors. I’m looking forward to when you get involved in Plein Air, urban sketching, and maybe cafeteria and other interior sketching. Liz Steel is one of my favorites in the ink/color wash urban sketching genre. So is Stephanie Bower. But you have a niche right where you are.

Thanks Charlie!

Thanks Charlie.

Thanks Charlie. It’s refreshing to discover that art can come from within, and not bound by laws and rules. What a great idea to discover childhood again, through our paintings.

Thanks Charlie. As a kid, my dad always told me there is a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. One day, I was driving in the rain with a fantastic rainbbow, which arched from miles behind me; and the rainbow 🌈 stopped in the road in front of me.

No pot of gold. 🙁

Thanks Charlie. I’m having the most fun with this new hobby that I let go dormant for decades. Also fun, is discovering all the things on Doodlwash. It’s my go to site for watercolor.

Thanks Anita.

Nice bunny.

Thanks Sandra.

Thanks, Sandra. Ultimately using the “like a kid again” challenge instructions. My wife says she likes the spontaneity and loose style better than when I try to get serious, accurate, and deliberate. I need to work on not feeling guilty about going outside the lines, scribbles, and using colors that are different. It is fun though.