Rockin’ the Moon is part of a new daily watercoloring series that I’m creating. The new series pieces are developed on half sheets of Rives BFK or heavy watercolor paper.
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daily painting
The Vision
All of these Watercoloring Daily series pieces are 10″ x 10″ but my scanner bed is only 9″ wide, so they appear as rectangular formats instead of squares. In this piece, a figure reappears looking very much like one of the figures that I used to paint in my “The Women Go Walking” series.
Daily #13
Watercoloring Daily #13 (10″ x 10″ on Rives BFK)
Cahir Castle
This is #9 in my series of daily watercolor paintings. It’s an under-painting (work-in-progress) of my friend Yvette sitting in the window of Cahir Castle in Ireland. I’m working from a photo, but I don’t like to trace. I drew the image lightly and erased as much of the line as possible before beginning to work in the watercolor. This piece, although small, will take a little more time because I don’t want it to have that cut-out look. Sometimes staying loose is harder than working tightly!
Clouds in My Head
Daily painting #8: Clouds in My Head (watercolor on paper)
The Sentinel
The Sentinel (watercolor on Rives BFK), 10″ x 10″, is the 6th painting in my new series of daily paintings.
Beginnings
Beginnings, daily painting #5 (watercolor on paper) 10″ x 10″. The one on the left became the one on the right, after completed. It should be square but my scanner is only 9″ across, so I lose a little.
