One Painting A Day for 365 Days. Catching up on my daily painting posts. This is everything I painted in week 7:
A tiny watercolor trout. I loved painting this one! It turned out much better than I thought it was going to:
A few watercolor hearts. I love Jane Davenport’s new line of watercolors at Michaels….they are so rich with pigment:
I spent this day working in my art journal using Jane’s washi tape line too:
A small watercolor moon. I added the quote to it afterwards because it needed something extra:
A tiny abstract painting on an easel. This one was fun…I actually cut out the teeny tiny paper dolls to use as a stencil. It would have been easier if I’d had some teeny tiny scissors:
We went to eat dinner at the Hemlock Inn one night and I took this photo from the porch:
I was inspired to paint one of the rocking chairs:
I spent this particular day doing some little portraits of Happy. Doesn’t she look pleased? Yay for a happy customer. Portrait customers can be very fickle.
And here’s everything I painted in week 8:
I didn’t paint the background of this painting…it’s a vintage thrift store find…and I just added the quote to it:
One day I painted a rooster. It’s layered acrylic on wood panel:
A pink and blue Choose Joy watercolor:
A formal portrait of Happy. I love her crown of flowers:
Roses in watercolor:
I’m learning my scientific fish names. This is a bluegill I painted. It’s a Lepomi macrochirus. A mouthful. Much easier to say bluegill, bream, brim, or copper nose:
An abstract forest and quote. I was very happy with how this layering turned out. Some experiments work…other’s don’t. This one worked. And I love John Muir.
And I keep going….I can’t believe I’ve made this far.
I do list some of my artwork for sale. You can find it on Etsy here.
All my daily paintings can be found indexed here!
Nice to keep track of your progress,everything is so beautiful!
I like that you create art of nothing! I should not say nothing! Nothing does not really exists. You are a special person. You inspire. Keep doing the art that makes you smile! Yes, that is!
…and I love hearing your thoughts too…thank you for sharing. Your artwork is fun and lovely and inspiring to look at !! Enjoy the SONshine, Jayne (Canada)
Your pieces are amazing. Would you ever consider making a video of how you paint one of these pieces? 🙂
wow! i am impressed by your paintings. i am creative with making jewelry and chalk painting furniture to a new life, but this type of creativity alludes me.
Just wanted to let you know that I love your paintings and they really give me a good feeling. I really enjoying seeing your painting a day projects and all the different mediums and styles you use. Thank you for sharing them with me.