I was doubly fascinated watching my 16 month old grandson follow this tiger swallowtail as it lighted around the yard.
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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."
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
Your butterfly is beautiful...definitely a wonderful subject to study and discover! POP ART MINIS
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, wonderful piece!
ReplyDeletethere sure is something magic - especially when you consider they start out life as a caterpillar!
ReplyDeleteWonderful sketch ~ (more than sketch really) It is beautiful and love the butterfly ~ thanks ~ Carol (over from Sketch Sunday (Share the Creative Journey ~ (http://www.artmusedogsharethecreativejourney.com)
ReplyDeleteI totally agree with you. I used to snap photos of different butterflies left and right. There seem to be less of a variety within the state I live in now. Hmm. Regardless, beautiful watercolour. You're brilliant. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful butterfly....we had chrysalis in the classroom last year...the children and I were transfixed for ages watching butterflies emerge and then drying off their wings, before finally letting them fly off...
ReplyDeletethis is beautiful. i love butterflies,and yes, they are magical! nice work!!!!
ReplyDeletehard to top butterflies and grandkids!!! Beautiful piece!
ReplyDeletecheers, dana