Color Proof: Heather

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“Color Proof: Heather” original watercolor painting, inspired by my late sister, Heather. 2018

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SKU: 70401 Category: Color Theory Watercolor

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“Color Proof: Heather” original framed watercolor painting. March 2018.

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Original watercolor on watercolor paper, framed.

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15″ x 14″

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Jan 8

Wrapping up the day while Rose waits patiently for her evening stroll. I started a new series focused on the more intimate details of the garden. A beat up Hawthorne tree inspired this painting. For a few years one of my non-native trees, a Hawthorne, attracted our bear-in-residence. Every Fall he would sit in the small tree and wreak havoc. Every Fall I would prune the broken limbs and hope to get the tree back into shape. And the tree did grow back, but on its own terms. I used to despair over its spooky, Grimm’s fairy tale like appearance but now I like the evidence of its resiliency. So this is a snapshot of the tangle of limbs and shoots, with lingering berries, on a clear winter’s day. Swipe for a closer look.

Dec 31

One of my studio visitors recently quipped that I was “all over the place.” It’s true. I am drawn to a great many things. Sometimes ideas take hold and other times I’m too distracted to pursue them. Those who follow me know I use irrational numbers to hone my understanding of color, to chart patterns and vibrancy within each numerical iteration, each numerical sequence. I love pulling together a palette, applying an algorithm and examining how the colors change according to what the adjacent color is. Colors shift according to who they are adjacent to—just like people. Some people raise a vibration and others dull it. This is my latest study — Spectrum—executed with the plain but hard working colored pencil on Twinrocker paper. Much bigger work on the way.

Dec 24

We are getting ready for a long winter's nap after our Christmas Eve feast. Love to the loyal and engaged audience on this page! We thank you and your enthusiasm feeds our endeavors.🎄🎄🎄#holidaygifts #smallbiz #merrychrismas #interiorstyling #christmaseve #christmastree #christmasdecor #christmaswreath #homefortheholidays #tistheseason #holidaytraditions #christmasdecor #solstice #holidaydecor #interiordecor #familytradition #amaryliss #amarylissbulb #growyourown #whitechristmas #colorcrush #tistheseason #wintersolstice #colorred #christmasflowers #holidaydecorating #holidayseason #yuletide #holidayjoy #artistshome

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Dec 15

Rose is not burying her head in the proverbial sand. It’s just her kind of weather and she likes hunting for voles beneath the snow surface. We had a lovely open studio on Saturday with a tremendous turnout. Thank you for all who braved the cold and made it. It looks like we are heading into a white Christmas!

Dec 9

It is amazing what the humble colored pencil can do. My old pastels were dust so I turned to my color pencil collection. The inspiration? A kikoi (see last slide for sartorial context) woven at a collective in Northern Kenya. I am using the same color algorithm I use to combine the hues but with different tools. The kikoi color combinations were simply stunning — and in some instances perfect maps of the color, mood and landscape. All woven in horizontal row after row. Definitely a work in progress, or a process in progress.