This weeks challenge over at The Craft Barn is to use any type of ink, paint, spray or not, colouring pencils or even papers on your calendars, as long as it's bright. Continuing with my easel calendars I have one that has a beautiful bulrush and sunset scene and I wanted to reflect the water theme. My watercolour painting has a dark watery background to highlight the brightness of the dragonflies and reeds and the intensity of the white of the bird. I used water photo real paper for the background mount of the note pad with the word "notes" and dragonflies stamped in pthalo green. Each of the calendar pages has a psalm at the bottom for the month.
This week's challenge can be found HERE
12 comments:
This is a stunning work of art! I absolutely LOVE your watercolour painting and such a wonderful use of bright colours! Gorgeous! I think your calendar block is beautiful, what better way to start a day than with a Psalm? beautiful calendar, super concept! Bravo!
The heron painting is awesome. What a beautiful inspirational calendar.
Your watercolour painting is stunning!! another great calendar.
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Izzy
Love the idea of joining it with a note block. Your painting is stunning - really bright!!
Wow your painting is fab and love the little note book stamped with the dragonfly, just finishes it beautifully1X
Gorgeous coloring. Love the colors and your calender. You rock.
Oh my! Your watercolor painting is Gorgeous! Your heron looks great! A beautiful piece of art!
Michelle
What a super watercolour, fits the theme well. A beautiful work of art.
What a fabulous painting, you are so talented. Another superb calendar. xx
Simply stunning! I love your painting which shows such talent and creativity. Love the bright colours too!!
Juliaxx
Gorgeous water colour painting love the subject you have chosen... a beautiful calendar.
MaggieH
You've managed to obtain dark colours in your watercolour, which is difficult, and the derawing is accomplished. Very well done !
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