red square in the left corner, with green and blue quadrants and some linear features

red, green, and blue watercolor detail

primarily green watercolor study with green linear strokes

Big Bend Color Study

$95.00

Watercolor study inspired by Big Bend National Park in Texas.

red square in the left corner, with green and blue quadrants and some linear features

red, green, and blue watercolor detail

primarily green watercolor study with green linear strokes

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SKU: 7119 Category: Color Theory Watercolor Tag: color study

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Big Bend – original watercolor painting and color study inspired by Big Bend National Park in Texas.

Material

Original watercolor on watercolor paper, unframed

Product Dimensions

The piece: 4 x 5.5 inches

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Lavender in the pumpkin patch. With a little Rose. Each summer evening I leave the studio and head to the garden to gather dinner. We managed to protect the pumpkins and a few stray zucchini plants from the early snow so I’m still at it. This evening ritual will disappear when the frost comes back, though I prolong the season in the unheated hoop house and then we are wrapped up by early November. It’s always a jolt to step back into store bought produce under bright lights. Growing fresh food is a delight and privilege to be sure, as is sharing it, but the simple walk through the meadow to the double gate with two good dogs gives me a peace like no other. We all need a reprieve from the noise, from the task at hand. The state of our nation keeps me up at night — and I know I am not alone in this. Maintaining sanity requires a bit of sleight of hand and attention to wonder. The garden is all that.

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Our landscape changed overnight and slid into autumn. As did the national landscape. Thank you Ruth Bader Ginsburg for your service, your leadership your perseverance, your wisdom and your wit. Just to name a few. Here’s a little #rbg to start your day: “Fight for the things that you care about. But do it in a way that will lead others to join you.” #notoriousrbg #fallcolors #coloradophotography

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