Love your new piece of art – the water looks amazing. And the new project is very exciting; I have it bookmarked already LOL. Enjoy yourselves; we’ll all be watching…
Oh, Ronell, leave it to you–what a clever Teaser! I always
do love the way you paint your splashing fountains and this
really does drip. WATERMARKS is on my Reader, already, and
I can’t wait for more.
annie
Je vous souhaite un trés bon weekend.. Have a great weekend with, or without friends, but definitely with good food and a good book and some exercise, like gardening! Next week’s post is all about the washing day. A chore we either hate..or love. If you want to be inspired to do laundry, then remember […]
Spring is supposed to have arrived, but on some days? I wonder if I made a mistake with the seasons..maybe we are moving into winter? Noo..n..it is spring, surely. In spite of icy weather, we have lilacs blooming profusely, wisterias drooping low with heavy blooms, tulips swaying their hips and young ones grazing in the [...]
Here is Cathy's painting of the Dog Park at the dam. Cathy wrote that she thought of Ivy when she was painting these images. Ivy is my greyhound. Ivy would really have had fun with the water and the other dogs. I love seeing the dogs having so much fun in the water. Below is the back side of the postcard with the words removed so you can see that Ca […]
This past month has had more than a few challenges, funny how they come in bunches. The weather was in a tug-of-war between winter and tiny tantalizing bursts of spring. Days were becoming heavy. An unexpected knock at the door reversed my inner grayness. A smiling delivery man handed me a huge bouquet radiating Sunshine and Light. The timing was as perfect […]
A busy weekend at the exhibition with plenty of visitors, I'm painting while there and sold one 'off the easel' today. As I know how desperate you must be to know how the weather was; warm and sunny with occasional sitting outside!This is a large painting from the exhibitionThe Grisedale Fells. Watercolour, 26 x 18 approx + frame. £1150website […]
Log cabin quilt, 24" x 24", paper pieced using batik fabrics. I uploaded these three photos and gave my post a title, and looked back to find a link on my blog for the quilt I did in another colourway...and found it has the same three shots and title...how boring and predictable! Oh well, here it is, the little quilt I've been doing off and on […]
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Margaret asked the question, "I am a quilter but I want to change. I've collected other art materials over the years and think it is time to actually use them. How did you decide to give up quilting?" I'll bet others are interested in my answer and maybe have their own unique reasons for changing their art focus and questions or advice […]
This is a request to any of my artist friends, whose blogs I follow or who read this one. Would you consider painting, drawing, collaging, doodling a small artwork 13cm x 18cm in aid of a fantastic charity...read on and see if you can help... Secret Art for Water is an exhibition and sale of original postcard-sized artworks in support of the Falmouth Rotary […]
Living on the waterfront in Portland Maine, the sounds of the gulls awaken me in the morning as they swoop around the buildings and chase the lobster boats out of the harbor. They perch on the hotel next door watching and waiting and soon there will be baby gulls. I watch as they build a nest precariously perched on the slanted roof and stand guard until the […]
Embroiled in several writing projects, teaching and wo-manning my booth at the local art market, I've been putting off posting at this site for lack of text. But I have journal entries to show! So, I'll post these between longer textual affairs.This pen and ink and wash reminds me of one of my most favorite quotes by the Scottish explorer, W. H. Mu […]
Bolsa Chica Salt MarshInk on paperThis was a beautiful California spring day with clear sky and a slight breeze. I walked the path for about an hour, sketching about every 20 or 30 minuets. This one is with the ocean behind me facing north/east.
Harvest Golds at GreenanOil on canvas 30 x 30 cmBridget Hunter 2013A favourite sketching place near the ruins of Greenan Castle, Ayr.It's been hectic trying to get all 6 paintings finished. And there's been lots of paint scraped off which is really such a waste of materials.So, I'm trying to change the frantic way I paint and take time to sto […]
Two sketches today. A few groans but I timed the first one, the French plant holder with geraniums – and everyone was done and dusted in 31 mins! Perfect timing for Adeline to arrive and pop the Madeleines onto a small plate for the 2nd sketch. Again all done and coloured in the time left and all very yummy looking. So of course this stands you in good stead […]
I came across a version of this painting that I did a couple of years ago when I was cleaning my office and decided to try it again, taking more care with lighting and adding a background to the new … Continue reading →
So simple, so effective!
December 1, 2008 at 11:24 am
Very good…
A special commission sketch for the group intros!
December 1, 2008 at 11:27 am
Consider yourself ‘tapped’ and I expect more than a ‘trickle’ – so don’t be a ‘drip’ – let it all flow!!! * very exciting new blog to track !!
December 1, 2008 at 5:26 pm
Happy splashing – this will be a fun one to keep track of.
December 1, 2008 at 5:45 pm
I like this. Very clever. Now I have some thinking to do…
December 1, 2008 at 6:15 pm
Wonderful painting, Ronell!! I’ve already subscribed to the Watermarks Blog. Hope to see more of your lovely work there.
Bon chance!
December 1, 2008 at 6:56 pm
That dripping water is just amazing! It looks like it will just drip off the page!
December 1, 2008 at 7:45 pm
Gorgeous work, as always. I love these water themes. Watermarks looks intriguing. I’m subscribing today. I hope you have a great time with that.
December 1, 2008 at 8:02 pm
Done with such charm!
December 1, 2008 at 10:48 pm
Thank you for the encouragement and support!
Ronell
December 2, 2008 at 12:31 am
Love your new piece of art – the water looks amazing. And the new project is very exciting; I have it bookmarked already LOL. Enjoy yourselves; we’ll all be watching…
December 2, 2008 at 3:41 am
Oh, Ronell, leave it to you–what a clever Teaser! I always
do love the way you paint your splashing fountains and this
really does drip. WATERMARKS is on my Reader, already, and
I can’t wait for more.
annie
December 2, 2008 at 5:32 am
hehehe This is WONDERFUL!!!! Very funny and beautifully rendered. That ought to keep the traffic flowing!
December 2, 2008 at 6:27 am
Ronell, net so wonderlik soos julle sketsboek projek! Dis kosbaarhede wat jy opbou! Geniet! Cecily
December 2, 2008 at 8:26 am
great stuff Ronell, love the splash!
December 4, 2008 at 7:50 pm
Love your painting–it’s a great into into a wonderful project! I’ll be following!!!!
December 5, 2008 at 12:56 am
Very nice sketch, Ronell! I’ll have to go over and see what this is all about.
December 5, 2008 at 4:25 pm
Beautiful, Ronell. I am looking forward to following the project. I’m off to open the tap.
December 6, 2008 at 12:10 pm
Congratulations–what a fabulous post! Love your faucet here and the Watermarks site is going to be a feast for the eyes.
December 7, 2008 at 6:31 am
This is going to be great fun. I’m looking forward to it!
December 8, 2008 at 9:57 pm
thank you for all the visits and support…hope to see you over at Watermarks and hope you’ll be inspired to start making yours too!
Ronell
December 9, 2008 at 10:06 am
How can a simple faucet and water become such beauty? Why .. through YOUR eyes!!! BRAVA!
December 13, 2008 at 10:59 pm
Why this web site do not have other languages support?
December 24, 2008 at 10:47 am