Daily Watercolor painting #1927x8 on Yupo paper
Today's painting goal was to experiment with colors on yupo paper which has a gloss surface with a unique absorbtion style of the watercolors.
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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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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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