is the only answer!
Small format and ATC/ACEO original watercolor paintings by Lee Pierce.
Landscapes, seascapes, flowers and bear adventures...always watercolor and sometimes with a little something else.
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
cold, rainy and grey here so...
Labels:
.watercolor,
ACEO,
acetsy,
flower pots,
grape hyacinths,
tulips
Monday, March 19, 2012
Friday, March 16, 2012
Weather - or not
Labels:
.watercolor,
ACEO,
acetsy,
boat,
islands,
landscapes,
mountains,
seascapes
Monday, March 12, 2012
A Simpler Life
Pulled these out of the print tray
can't imagine using a hook to pull my laces and tie my shoes
Loved the quote on the other tool...."smart footwear"
wonder if it's as smart as my phone?
Can you imagine using that to button up your shoes or boots?
Can you imagine using that to button up your shoes or boots?
Have a stash of nifty little tools - like bottle openers,
that were given out as promotional items.
Labels:
antique,
hook,
promotional,
tools,
watercolor 4x4
Thursday, March 8, 2012
Oh Yay! I painted today...
a Birthday card
the weather was sunny and warm and I found some energy
it was just laying around not being used
:D
Sunday, March 4, 2012
more paper play
Unryu paper with fibers colored with WN watercolors and some iridescent watercolors added for lights.
Attached to masa paper to give it some stability.
Cut to make an ACEO "blank"
Chinese brush with hand ground ink for the orchid.
Labels:
ACEO. chinese brush,
dragonfly,
ferns,
iridescence,
leaves,
masa,
orchid,
unryu,
watercolor,
woven paper
Saturday, March 3, 2012
cut and paste?
a new shredder option?
maybe this will be a good background for something else...
stuck to a solid piece of paper for a little added strength
Right now this piece is under a stack of books to help it settle down.
Will trim and try a little drawing on top.
How to take a piece that I'm unhappy with and turn it into something else...
Labels:
better than the shredder,
purple,
repurpose,
watercolor mulligan,
weave
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Creamy paper...
Greys
So, I got this new watercolor paper and it isn't my usual bright white or even natural white. It's a lovely creamy white, toward the warm side. Change in paper and an effort to try something new. Looking to do a bit more high key or subtle work and a lot less definition.
Sepia
The paper does look white...but softer than the familiar ultra white.
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