When Hearts Take Flight

"When Hearts Take Flight" (watercolor on paper, 7" x 10"). This little piece began as a series of wet-into-wet washes. After the washes dried, I looked for possible shapes or hints in the direction that I might want to take. That's when I saw the dove. I added shadows and forced shapes to come forward (hearts and ribbons) but left the dove basically the same soft shape. The color scheme is warm (oranges and reds) with blue accepts. "When Hearts Take Flight" is available for purchase on my website (under "Watercolor Weekly).

Horse of Gold

"Horse of Gold" (watercolor on paper, 10" x 7"). In this piece, I'm playing with negatives even within the body of the horse. The image is not meant to be realistic. It's a symbol, a shape, representing the energy of a horse (an imaginary horse). The painting method includes wet-into-wet watercolor and wet on dry. The color is simplified because, as always in my work, drawing is foremost, color is secondary. This piece may be purchased on my website or by contacting me

Thunder & Lightening

Thunder & Lightening, watercolor on paper. Source is my imagination.
More of my artwork can be seen on my  website and my Etsy shop

"The Garden Sun"

The Garden Sun, a small watercolor abstract garden scene, part of my "Daily Something" series.

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"Red Abstraction"

Red Abstraction, a small (8" x 8") watercolor on paper, part of my "Daily Something" series.

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"Nocturnal Flight"

Nocturnal Flight is a small (8" x 8"), abstract watercolor painting, part of my "Daily Something" series.

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"Red Horse Dancing"

Red Horse Dancing is a small (8" x 8") watercolor painting on paper. It was created from my imagination, and it's part of my "Daily Something" series.

More of my artwork can be seen on my website and my Etsy shop