15" x 22"
Monday, January 24, 2011
Dried Hydrangea Blossoms
15" x 22"
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I am still fascinated by the lovely forms and delicate colors of Hydrangeas - fresh or dried for winter bouquets. Call it my "Hydrangea Period" - and there will be more! My influence here is, believe it or not, classical Greek sculpture, I'm sure you understand. If not, give me a call.....
15" x 22"
Theme and Variations : The small paintings I will show here are themes and ideas that continue to engage me - ideas about color and how the brush makes it's marks. It is my garden, always the same patch of earth, but always changing. And I return to it again and again with pleasure
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Copper Kettle / Study
Color! The richness and variety of the orange in the kettle, fabric and flowers are complimented by the blue green of the foliage. To my eye this is irresistible!
15" x 22"
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jeven37@gmail.com
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Changing the Scope and Intention of this Blog
When I began this blog in April 2010, I envisioned it to be a way to show the small studies I was painting almost daily, my visual version of a journal.
Now because it is the process of painting that engages me and not just it's format, I am going to include in the blog, larger watercolors.
I hope you will continue to join me in this absorbing process.
Now because it is the process of painting that engages me and not just it's format, I am going to include in the blog, larger watercolors.
I hope you will continue to join me in this absorbing process.
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About Me
- Judy Evenson
- I live and paint in rural Northern California, an area rich in rivers, coastal hills,the ocean and artists!
1 comment:
Judy, this is lovely! I love the mix of softness and detail. It's just beautiful!
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