Tuesday, January 19, 2010
Creative Tuesdays - Window Pane
Here's my contribution to the 'Window Pane' theme for Mr. Toast's Creative Tuesdays. Remember you have until Monday January 25th to submit your own entry. Creative Tuesdays is growing weekly under Mr. Toast's stewardship, way to go Mr. Toast, hope you can keep up with all the entries! I love window pane pictures, this one is done using watercolour pencils.
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I like that there's a flower/plant next to the window - nice use of watercolours
I've always picture windows to have plants surrounding it to make the view sweeter
Oh I like it. I never knew about watercolor pencils until I started art classes. I love watercolors.
QMM
This is great! I ilke the way you show the texture of the wall and the aged wood on the window pane.
This is very nice, Christine! Great job!
Hey Christine...great job...love it...you have inspired me..
see you at Mr. Toast's...
kary
xxx
Love it, Christine. Especially the flowers...
Oh, I love this. It's so quaint adn charming--reminds me of my mother's English cottage in winter with thefew red plant leaves hanging on the shrub out front. Woudl you say this was your most ambitious yet, Christine? WAY TO GO! :) don;t you jsut feel super creative charged?
Adding you to the sidebar now. Thanks for reminder. I somehow did miss you earlier comment.
Thank you again!!
Great job Christine! The wall looks like it's stucco...This is very charming..I love water color pencils, too. You can have much more control with them than watercolor but they still give off a soft feel.
Christine, I love it!! Your art continues to grow and improve and I am honored to be standing next to your side as it happens. FUN! :)
Beautiful...it has an Asian feeling to it. Love it!
This is very pretty in a sweet, meditative way. The curves of the plant opposite the straight lines of the window are a nice juxtaposition!
It does have an Asian feel to it. Clever comment there. :)
Mmm it's interesting that Betsy sensed my Asian roots in my art. The power of art, the power of Betsy!
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