Watercolor and ink used in different ways help to create an innovative look at the beautiful landscapes that we saw. The narrow format also gives the viewer a chance to see mountains in a new way.
Marilyn Bishop’s Art Blog features watercolor on paper, using monotype, rice paper plus collage and experimental techniques for social commentary, spiritual themes, typical images and more.
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Thursday, January 26, 2012
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
Trees
Fall Trees stresses design, color and texture. The fall trees grab my attention with their color while the fall skies with muted gray provide a counter balancing background.
Winter Dance shows the same trees stripped of foliage. The title comes from a book about a man's participation in the Iditarod in Alaska. The description in the book of the cold, the whiteness, and the starkness of the landscape inspired me to try to capture some of that feeling in the painting.
Both paintings are 10" x 22" which is a different format but intriguing for this design.
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