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I HAVE MOVED!
About Me
- Joan
- I have always participated in the visual arts including watercolors, drawing and sketching, pen and ink, and photography. Since retiring from teaching I have devoted much of my time to watercolors, sometimes combining them with pen and ink or collage. Watercolor is the perfect medium to capture the beauty that surrounds us. I love to travel, and sketch and paint wherever I go. Painting, especially on location, captures the spirit and life of the subject. I hope to continue doing that for a long time to come.
Links
- Jackie Simmonds
- MY NEW BOG
- My Fake Journal - Angelina's Life in Venice
- Flat Mickey's Travels
- Jamie Williams Grossman - sketches
- Teressa Thompson
- Brinda Kolkata
- Bill Mueller
- Carrie Waller
- PALS Plein Air
- Patchogue Sketch Club
- Carol King
- Eileen Cannon
- Myrna Wacknov
- Beth Parker
- Jamila Aladdin
- Sylvie Lewis
- Sue Greco's Art
- Mithila's Art
- Jessica Pollard
- Sherry (Autumn Leaves)
- Marta's Art
- Joan Sicignano
- Sue Neal
- Ronell Van Wyk
- Kat Farmer
- Katherine Tyrrell
- Sue Wiley
- DD Patterson
- Cyd Rust
- Jillanne's Art
- Fleur's Art
- Marcia Umland
- Maggie Latham
- Marta's Art
- Desiree's Art
- Helen Percy Lystra
- View From the Oak - Lin
- Ai Arts
- Jamie Williams Grossman
- Tracy Wandling
- Jo Castillo
- Wendy - "Quirky"
- Ellen Haiken
- Ron Morrison
- Anita Davies
- Lori Andrews
- Robyn Sinclair
- Jeanne Grant
- http://www.self-taught-artists.blogspot.com
- Watercolors by Holly LL
- http://www.wetpaintsgroup.com
- Wet Canvas
- Michelle's Watercolors
Blog Archive
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2010
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February
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- Brown Eyed Girl
- Autumn Evening
- Venetian Balcony
- Upstate Farm
- North East Watercolor Society's Member's Show
- Quiet Night
- "Palm Light"
- Lionfish
- On the Vine
- "Sunflower" & "Tropical Moonlight"
- "Pine Cone" and "Seashell"
- Steiner Street Charm
- Pear Gathering
- Heads or Tails
- Little Charmer
- Here are two more ATCs that I did for the Fall/Win...
- Moonlit Night
- "Rocky Coast" & "Harvest Moon"
- Artist in the Field
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February
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10 comments:
This is a right beauty, Joan. I wish you had taken progress photos. Can't imagine how many pours it took to get this delicate painting with none of the harsh edges that sometimes come with pours.
5 hours very well spent Joan...Beautiful
Joan, this is stunning. The grapes are sunkissed, as are the leaves. I am amazed to see the different styles you can paint as well. I really love the softness of this piece...It would look so great up on the wall!!
Mithila - Thanks. I just did 2 pours for the background and then did regular painting.
Anita - Thanks so much. I really got into this one.
Sherry - Thank you. I think the pour helps make the colors glow. Now I just wish I had done it larger.
And mercy did it turn out breathtakingly beautiful!! You would LOVE Karlyn Holman's grape class!
Joan it's brilliant! I do hope you show this one. Well done.
Lin - Thanks so much. This one had a life of it's own. I don't usually spend that much time on a painting. I was in the "zone."
wow! such depth and great color variation! Congrats...it's a beauty!!
Holly - Thanks so much. I'm going to try another one similar to this.
Beautiful. Love the colors and the light in it.
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