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Watercolor Snowman No. 8

ACEO, 2.5 x 3.5 inches $ 12.- Buy on Etsy NY city was supposed to be deluged with an intense nor'easter.  Didn't happen.  I'm not sure if they got the projected 60 mile wind gusts either.  This snowman is dealing with a wind of some sort.  Could be hot air...just saying.

Holiday Snowman No. 3

ACEO, 2.5 x 3.5 inches, watercolor $ 12.00  Buy on etsy This might be my last snowman of this year.  I've got some wonderful bird pictures to move to and I'm anxious to get back to my oils.  These snowmen served me well though because I had a week full of appointments and not much time in the studio.

Holiday Snowman

Holiday Snowman, ACEO, Watercolor Sold - Thank you Thought I try my hand at watercolor again.  Snowmen are especially popular during Christmas.  Really, who can resist a smiling snowman painting.  I so admire the work of the children who create them.

Tippy Toes

Tippy Toes, ACEO, Watercolor Rooster  This little guy was painted yesterday.   Today, I wanted to paint a Junco at my bird feeder and I was able to snap some photos to work with.  I squeezed out my oils and got started.  Then as I was painting, I noticed a nuthatch right outside my studio window, perched nicely looking right at me.  I got out my camera and sketchbook.   I got a fuzzy picture and a bare-boned sketch before my friend left.  I was able to get most of the painting finished today...but not completely.  So stay tuned.  

Bubbles & Bear

Bubbles & Bear, ACEO, 2.5 x 3.5 inches, Watercolor $ 12. Buy on Etsy Everyone has heard the question delivered as a joke:  "medicine stopped working?"  Well in my case, yes it has and I have to wait another week before I can try again with a new medicine.  I'm not feeling well and so I'm doing small pieces in watercolor to try make the most of what I can do in a day. 

Storybook Lamb ll

"Storybook Lamb ll", Artist Card, $ 12. Buy on etsy Another little Lamb painted in watercolor.  I seem to be liking the softness of thin watercolor washes in creating small paintings.   Today's Proverb:  "A soft answer turneth away wrath, but grievous words stir up anger." - Prov. 15:1

Storybook Lamb

Storybook Lamb, ACEO, Watercolor  I think the kid in me took over the studio today. I remember the library at the elementary school I attended.  When we had library time, I gravitated to the books illustrated with almost realistic paintings.  Soft watercolors.  Didn't matter much what was written, as much as how it was illustrated. Another Storybook Lamb will be in tomorrow's post.

Watercolor Hummingbird l

Watercolor Hummingbird l, 2.5 x 3.5 inches Buy now on Etsy This is an ACEO or Artist Card Edition or Original.  In this case, original of a little lady Hummingbird.  I've painted this pose twice in oils.  I'm hoping to do a series of watercolor Hummingbirds.   On another note, got my Shingles immunization today.  A very easy shot to take, so to all those baby-boomers who have turned 60, GET IT.  I'm so glad I did. I also was blessed to remove the net off my strawberry patch to find that the plants are loaded with berries.  OK, they're still white, but maybe in a week.  I mulched the patch and put the net back on to keep my berries protected from bugs and critters.  After more than 8 days of rain, it was so-o-o good to be outside in the garden again.

The Alarmist

3.5 x 2.5 inches, Watercolor Cardinal Another inspiration at my bird feeding station this morning.  This little fellow was yelling at a rogue squirrel.  This cardinal needs the bad boy crows to enforce the orders he's throwin' down...last I looked the squirrel was holding his stomach laughing. On another note, I had to run some errands today and I hate to drive during winter. So I decided to bring along my camera and get some sources for future paintings.   

Cardinal Conclave

ACEO, 2.5 x 3.5 inches Watercolor, $ 18. Buy with Paypal As of this posting the Roman Catholic Cardinals are still in conclave to discover the next pope.  I'm not Roman Catholic but I do have a wonderment about the this process because it's so entwined in mystery.   This little watercolor Cardinal was at my bird feeder where he grabbed a sunflower seed and quickly flew to a tree limb to perch and enjoy.  After which he waits his turn to return.   

Jublibees

Jubilbees ACEO, Oil on Bristol Board http://www.dailypaintworks.com/buy/auction/66342 Of course this is a set of happy party bees.  They are happy its Friday and maybe heading out to a wildflower happy-hour.  They got their leggings on for modesty's sake, incase the wind kicks up.