"Spring-Boots" Watercolor Print

Available as both a 5x7 and 8x10

Another print added to the shop this week—I'm already dreaming of days when the garden is overflowing, the air is warm, and the ground is wet and new (instead of slippery!).  If you're as hungry as I am for the green to replace the snow, feel free to pick up one of these new pieces, here.

Also, I'm thinking about coming up with a note card design—what do you think?


 

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Throw Back Thursday: Drawing Glass

I recently attended a conference with my husband, and fell into drawing the glass goblet in front of me at the banquet.  It did not turn out very well because the pen I had at my disposal was not fit for the purpose—it only had two modes: off or blot.  And because I was trying to at least pretend to listen to the speaker, my goblet was a little crooked! Haha
However, it made me very sentimental. I love drawing glass.  It's challenging, but can be very rewarding!  I haven't drawn glass in a long time—and I have not ventured to PAINT it at all yet.  Part of me feels as though glass is something that must remain sacred to my beloved colored pencils.

Below are some drawings from my undergrad.  The first piece was done in my Junior year (2010) and has been in 3 shows.  The middle piece was one from my Freshmen year (08) and has been in 2 shows, and the final piece was a monochromatic study—not showcased.

"Reflections", 2010

2008 (too young to care about titles)

Monochromatic Study, 2010

 

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