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Day 24 Of Thirty

 

#24. 4 x 6 in. watercolor/pen on Arches 140 lb. cold pressed paper. © 2018 Sheila Delgado.

#24. 4 x 6 in. watercolor/pen on Arches 140 lb. cold pressed paper. © 2018 Sheila Delgado.

 

Happy Sunny Monday ya’ll!

Have I mentioned how much I love my new palette. OK, I think this is the third time, but I swear, it will be the last. I keep hearing “Oklahoma” in my head. There is so mush wide open space to mix paint! I still love the sketchers box, won’t be giving that up. Feeling grateful!

 

Winsor & Newton Sketchers Pocket box and Mijello Fusion Palette.

Winsor & Newton Sketchers Pocket box and Mijello Fusion Palette.

 

 

See the amazing art at Leslie Saeta’s event page.

Some of  my favorites on Pinterest.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Day 13

 

Get Happy. 6 x 6 watercolor on Arches 140 lb. cold pressed paper. © 2016 Sheila Delgado

Get Happy. 6 x 6 watercolor on Arches 140 lb. cold pressed paper. © 2016 Sheila Delgado

 

Happy is how I felt painting this. I managed to stay light handed, and not get lost in details. This was number three of four, and I was on a roll.

For all my success yesterday, the exact opposite was true today. I created four rather dull pieces. I will take a look again tomorrow and see if a creative crop, or more layers can save them.

Happy creating y’all!

 

The artists participating  are creating gorgeous work!
Take a look at Leslie Seata’s 30 Paintings in 30 Days Challenge!
My Pinterest board for the event has 657 pieces of art.

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Tulips

Yellow Tulips. 4 x 6 watercolor and pen on Arches 140 lb. cold pressed paper. © 2015 Sheila Delgado

Yellow Tulips. 4 x 6 watercolor and pen on Arches 140 lb. cold pressed paper. © 2015 Sheila Delgado

When scanned, the background shows as a lovely violet. Pretty, but not true to life. I am in love with this color right now.  And yellow. And flowers.  I woke up with the idea of an intense background, set off with bright yellow buds.

I suppose I should have added some leaves, they are as pretty as the flowers. Well, next time.

Hope you are staying cool, in your neck of the woods!