Daily painting #779x12 watercolor on Arches cold press
Today's painting goal was to deliver a composition in 30 minutes that included time of day, perspective and attention to high and low values.
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My goal from painting daily with watercolors is to sharpen my observation and memory skills so I can tell stories with my art work. Some themes here are Jewish and other religions and history, portraits, and compositions from recollections of Iowa landscapes and everyday observations.
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- Abraham Lincoln monument portrait
- quick study
- A thaw
- Wonderful day at the park
- Lillebror and Trine
- Western Iowa Loess Hills Sunrise
- A wooden bowl
- Interior Study
- Landscape with flag
- Shaggy dog study
- Jess
- Sunshine in winter
- Decorative gourds by a window
- November sunset
- Gazing Southwest from a Loess Hills Bluff
- A Loess Hills Sunrise
- Sunrise in the Loess Hills Iowa
- THe U.S.S. Constitution
- Enjoying the great outdoors
- Peppers
- Aloe plant
- Mary Katherine in the kitchen
- Colorful fruit
- Raphael painted Villa Farnesina ceiling 1517
- the tide
- The Moorhead Cultural Center, Iowa
- Wooden figure study #3
- white chair
- The gentle teddy bear
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About Me
- Paula H.Greene
- I’m a self-taught artist by trial and error painting and I decided to paint daily starting at square one learning about traditional color theory. My goal is to tell stories with pictures.
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