No face on this apple - maybe on the other side? Just kidding, This is another artwork by Carol - with her signature dabbing-technique which provides that special softness - and a wonderful contrast!
In the meantime...
Another amazing pouring-doodle combination by Celina. She really has a wonderful touch with this! It 'moves' and is super interesting to look at, I can't stop seeing new things in it, you?
Vanessa painted this fantastic cupcake. To quote Marie "I can kind of feel how the cupcake will stick to the thin paper around it." Amen! Very well painted , looking forward to more...
Not yet finished, the head of young monsieur Monet is still missing as well as the parasol - but still, Sonya already has all the important elements of this gorgeous impressionist painting! The light, the wind, the sky - and in an amazing broad gestured style that she uses to get rid of the 'fiddling'.
Randi has now specialized in flower painting and you can see that she has chosen the experimental approach, certainly not the fiddling one! I absolutely adore these Hollyhocks and by the way, the bluish background makes them stand out so well!! And below - some other versions, all experimenting and developing...
And we finish with nr 10 of the -by now famous in Aquarellista circles- series 'A veil A Day'
By Judith, who else. This one is about as peaceful as they get - I interpret it as the sun and the desert. So quiet and warm. Interesting how the complementary colours violet and yellow make each other stronger
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