These two patches of tulips flanked the entrance of the driveway. Someone had excellent color awareness when he/she planted this spectacular tulip garden.
Wouldn't you agree?
Tuesday, April 27, 2010
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Joanne Osband
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The flow of the water and pigments on paper fascinates me. Painting with watercolors is a blend of spontaneity and control and freedom. Each act of painting begins with the thought, “I wonder what will appear?” There is no formula to painting with watercolors. In the midst of painting an inner guidance says, some purple here, now.
Along with creating art, especially watercolor painting, I design workshops and classes with specific foci to explore the creative process through art media to foster self-awareness.
"Artistic expression lies in all of us and requires only a sense of trust and the freedom to allow the flowing for magic to happen."
Along with creating art, especially watercolor painting, I design workshops and classes with specific foci to explore the creative process through art media to foster self-awareness.
"Artistic expression lies in all of us and requires only a sense of trust and the freedom to allow the flowing for magic to happen."
Blog Archive
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April
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- Spring Surprise
- Exquisite Color
- Native Dogwood
- Herb Robert
- Spring Arts Walk In Olympia
- Tulips
- Now Blooming on the Trail......
- Native Cherries on the Trail
- Stunning Purplish-Pink Trillium
- Vincent and Gauguin
- Gauguin and Friends
- Trillium Obsession
- Have You Been To An Art Museum Lately?
- Trillium Lane Video
- Trillium Lane
- Latest Watercolor Painting
- Heron's Nesting
- Results of Second Nature's Rorschach Test
- Another Nature Rorschach Test
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April
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Followers
Pablo Picasso
Claude Monet
"If you hear a voice within say, "you cannot paint,"
then by all means paint, and that voice will be silenced."
Vincent Van Gogh
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