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"Plums on Wooden Tray", gouache on watercolor paper, 8.5 × 11.75". For February and March, I will be working with mostly watercolor, gouache and charcoal and pastels, mostly sketches done on watercolor sketchbook paper. Art prints will be made from the original sketches and will be available for purchase.
This is part of my year long project, "This sweet simple existence". During this year of living creatively, I will create small artworks everyday based around objects from my daily life, (mostly food, household items, perhaps the view from my window etc). thereby simply documenting the extraordinary in the ordinary joys of a simple life.
Printed on watercolor heavy weight acid free paper using high quality gouache paint. This comes without a frame. Signed on the front and dated in the back. Artwork will be carefully and safely packaged and shipped as a fragile item for further protection.
Keep in mind that all computer monitors display color differently, so your painting may differ slightly in color from the image you see onscreen.
"Plums on Wooden Tray", gouache on watercolor paper, 8.5 × 11.75". For February and March, I will be working with mostly watercolor, gouache and charcoal and pastels, mostly sketches done on watercolor sketchbook paper. Art prints will be made from the original sketches and will be available for purchase.
This is part of my year long project, "This sweet simple existence". During this year of living creatively, I will create small artworks everyday based around objects from my daily life, (mostly food, household items, perhaps the view from my window etc). thereby simply documenting the extraordinary in the ordinary joys of a simple life.
Printed on watercolor heavy weight acid free paper using high quality gouache paint. This comes without a frame. Signed on the front and dated in the back. Artwork will be carefully and safely packaged and shipped as a fragile item for further protection.
Keep in mind that all computer monitors display color differently, so your painting may differ slightly in color from the image you see onscreen.