Today on my bike ride I stopped by the gazebo at the front gate and painted a small (5×7) watercolor of the marsh there.
I used Fabriano hot pressed 140 lb. paper and not very many colors. Manganese blue, Quinacridone gold, Quinicradone sienna and green gold – all Daniel Smith.
Sort of an abstract, scribbled sketch. 🙂
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Abstract scribbles can be the most fun and interesting pieces!
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Yes, actually scribbles are my favorite!
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very fresh. lovely.
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Thanks!
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