After more than 30 years of watercolor experience, Diana M Davis' originals can be found in businesses and private collections throughout the United States, Canada and Europe. She loves the freedom and excitement of watercolor and uses the traditional style along with different techniques to express herself.
Monday, June 16, 2014
Hydrangeas in Watercolor
HI, I sketched this hydrangea this weekend and have started to paint it this morning. I love the colors. I want to hold on to the looseness of the background in the flowers. We'll see. We have this bush in our yard. I love hydrangeas and have 8 in the backyard some I rooted myself. They do grow really well in the woods,thank goodness. So many things require so much sun and don't do well here.
Here's Sadie, she has something in her mouth. She's hiding under my art table and of course I'm right there ready to pry it out --whatever it is.. Oh no.. Have a great Monday. love,Diana
Oh Sadie you must be related to my two boys. I am on constant patrol with them. It usually is a pine cone. LoL!
ReplyDeleteDiana I love your header and please show your hydrangea when you finish it. I love all your beautiful work.
Hi Diana, loving the new logo piece..
ReplyDeleteYour new work is looking soft and I want to see it when finished.
LOL ! Oh no,,,, that Sadie is just too much... BJ .
The new painting is sure to be beautiful!
ReplyDeleteSadie is so cheeky! Sherlock has always got something he shouldn't have in his mouth too! :0)
I so love hydrangeas and the beautiful colors they turn. I planted three of them in my front yard and while they seem to have lost some height since I first planted them 2 years ago, they still grow. I've seen huge hydrangea bushes and mine are getting shorter? Yikes! Last year, one did not flower at all but it was the first to bloom this year. I don't get it.
ReplyDeleteYour painting is coming along beautifully, Diana! I love the softness that so captures these beautiful flowers. And what did Sadie have in her mouth? Enquiring minds want to know!
i try to do loose painting and it just comes out stilted. I keep on keeping on. Love your hydrangea.
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