Shades Of Blue, And Yellow

8 Replies

 

 

Golden Light. 2.5 x 3.5 ATC. Watercolor on paper. © 2016 Sheila Delgado

Golden Light. 2.5 x 3.5 ATC. Watercolor on paper. © 2016 Sheila Delgado

I really love how this turned out. It was done on inexpensive paper, with a “canvas” texture.

 

Last of L.Y.A.

Two more L.Y.A. side swaps arrived while I was out-of-town.  The first is a fun photo from Deanie Houghtaling. I love the look of these stained and well used brushes. Old friends. Deanie lives in Phoenix, and we may get the chance to meet after our move. On the back:

I dream of painting and then I paint my dreams.
Vincent Van Gogh

 

Last-but-not-least

 

The colorful, lacy card is from Patsy Lawrence, all the way from Tennessee. I admired this card all through the swap, as it was posted over and over on the Facebook page. The colors, and the stained glass effect. So pretty. Come to find out, Patsy did several different versions of this, all of them lovely! Her message includes this quote:

“I will be an ARTIST or nothing!”
Eugene O’Neill

Patsy continues with this. “I am probably a distant relative of his, considering the stencil was found among the possessions of my grandmother O’Neill!” Fun thought!

Thank you both for sharing your art with me! Brightened my day! My album is officially full. 28 postcards. But I know I have one more card coming.

Have a super week ya’ll!

 

My entry, Pattern design - Kaede Ha (Maple Leaf). Watercolor leaves in shades of orange, red and Merlot on pale yellow green. © 2016 Sheila Delgado

My entry, Pattern design – Kaede Ha (Maple Leaf). Watercolor leaves in shades of orange, red and Merlot on pale yellow-green. © 2016 Sheila Delgado

P.S. Still time to vote in the Spoonflower design challenge. You can only vote once, but you can share the link with friends and family. Voting is open to everyone until 4/27/2016. Thanks so much for taking the time. There are over 700 entries, but it only takes a minute or two.

Thanks so much for voting!

.

.

.

 

8 thoughts on “Shades Of Blue, And Yellow”

  3. Dotty Seiter

    Golden Light captured my attention—because it came my way via you, I immediately saw sunflower, but a moment later my eyes backed up to revel in the abstraction in front of them. Yes! Pure Golden Light!

    Thanks for sharing two more intriguing LYA postcards, too!

    Reply ↓
    1. Sheila Post author

      Thanks for stopping by Dotty,always so good to hear your take on things. Eager to see the next steps in your latest projects 🙂

      Reply ↓

Thanks for visiting! I hope you'll take a minute and say hello. Always great to hear from you!