for some reason a plastic water bottle seemed fitting for this weeks topic {artificial}. I’ve always thought that there was something ironic about purchasing water in a bottle…especially ones that say things such as “pure”, “natural”, “spring water”…and so forth. what are your thoughts?
ability
almost
of two minds
tea for me
obviously couldnt choose just one to share. i originally discovered jennifer davis‘ work at tiny showcase. her color palette and use of negative spaces are only two reasons i love her work. incredibly inspiring.
something full of meaningless symbols. satisfying nonetheless.
our rocking chair painted in watercolor.
floating homes
finding the old flame
sharing is caring
i just spent the last hour looking at this guys site. something has to be said about his work if i spent so long looking at it. i just thought id share it with you guys…
{I have to thank charla for sendng me the link}
here’s a quick little drawing i threw some watercolor onto…i think shes sort of cute….even with the big mole-looking-thing on her face.
hope youre all having a good friday {thirteenth}!!
here is a watercolor study of warm and cool colors i recently did.
every now and then i come across an artist that blows my mind. dana ray {found via my love for you…} is now that artist. her work nearly made me cry it was so refreshing to see. okay, thats an exaggeration…but really, its freaking amazing!!
this robert kingston piece makes me happy. robert currently teaches painting and drawing at Pierce College in Woodland Hills, California. though this is one of his older works {2003}, it no doubt shows off his impressive eye for color and design…