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| I am calling this "Cold Feet", because they look like they are tip-toeing on the snow to avoid the cold. I sympathize with that, almost always having cold feet myself. I thought of putting a bit of dry-brush dark here and there to suggest dry grass poking through the snow, but I'm not sure it would add anything to the painting. Thank you again to Gary Jones for the photo! |
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| I have also started another dried hydrangea. I must be fascinated with their fragility and mutes beauty. |
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| I am not sure where this one is going, but I am smiling as I work on it! As always, your comments are so welcome! |
Wonderful painting Kathryn! And "Cold Feet" is a very appropriate title!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorites (so far) !
You get better with every painting you do, Kathryn!!! This is AMAZING and Cold Feet is definitely the perfect title for them.
ReplyDeleteI look forward to your dried hydrangea!!!
Love your version of Gary's photo Kathryn - I'll be posting it on my blog soon and have already posted it to facebook, thanks for joining in the challenge!
ReplyDeleteKathryn, you've done an amazing job of the Geese, love it well done.
ReplyDeleteCold Feet is a delightful painting, Kathryn, with the perfect title! I agree - dry brush poking through the snow is not needed. It is completely wonderful just the way it is. And I am intrigued by the unusual composition of the hydrangea painting - I love it and can see why you are smiling!
ReplyDeleteLove the geese! I too, feel for them and their cold feet!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to seeing the new Hydrangea watercolor!
Cold Feet is a perfect title, and they do look like they are tip toe-ing , a beautiful couple. I love Hydrangeas , and I have two bouquets of wonderful dried ones in my home, looking forward to seeing the result of these. xox
ReplyDeleteIt's better to under-work than over-work and besides - I think you got it just right! It's gorgeous :0)
ReplyDeleteAnd the flowers are looking beautiful :0)
This is fabulous as it is. Love it.
ReplyDeletekatharyn you've done a great job with these geeses with min detail.
ReplyDeleteYou know I absolutely love this! Can't wait to see the hydrangea when it is done.
ReplyDeleteOh! How cute is this?! Love it Kathryn! And the flower is coming along beautifully! Jen
ReplyDeletecold feet! is so nicely done. You are a wonderful artist, Kathryn. Glad you are feeling better and are my blogger and facebook friend too. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteHello Kathryn:) You've done it again! So beautiful your cold feet geese. The colors are wonderful and they have a lovely attitude. Great art! Hydrangeas are so beautiful but difficult to paint I think. You paint them as you've never done something else:) How was the first ride on Bruno with his shining teeth?
ReplyDeleteThey do look as though they're tiptoeing and can't wait to get back to their (relatively warm perhaps) pond.
ReplyDeleteI really like the understated colors and delicacy of touch in your work.