Here is my wind turbine ACEO (2 1/2"x 3 1/2") in watercolour pencil based on this cool fact:
Linking to Gillena's Sunday Smiles and to Nicole's SITAR.
Here is my wind turbine ACEO (2 1/2"x 3 1/2") in watercolour pencil based on this cool fact:
Linking to Gillena's Sunday Smiles and to Nicole's SITAR.
Great painting!!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday
Much love
Painting one black...that's simple yet so clever!
ReplyDeleteLovely art!
ReplyDeleteYou did a fabulous job on painting the wind turbine. Also what a great idea to paint one blade black. Leave it to Norway. Thank you for sharing with SITAR and have a very nice Sunday.
ReplyDeleteTerrific rendition and a great way to make wind power more agreeable.
ReplyDeleteOh I wish each should be painted to save more
ReplyDeleteNice art
I like your drawing.
ReplyDeleteje te souhaite une très bonne soirée gros bisous
ReplyDeleteYou painted it fabulously!
ReplyDeleteNice art and thank you for sharing that fact.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Wind mill would work well where I'm at.
ReplyDeleteLinda imagen. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
ReplyDeleteSuper painting and fascinating info about the wind turbine with one blade being painted black. I would love to know who and how people came up with that idea.
ReplyDeleteThat's a good question Denise!
Delete...we have a number of wind turbines here. People either love them or hate them!
ReplyDeleteIt’s amazing how one black blade can make such a difference --proof that small changes can have a huge impact.
ReplyDeleteGood for Norway! Thank you. 😊
ReplyDeleteThat is stunning and incredible paintings
ReplyDeleteAll for saving the birds. Ours are all white here. Like the art :-D
ReplyDeleteNow this is clever!
ReplyDeleteThe picture turned out great!
ReplyDeletegreat idea.... birds survived more....
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