I painted this from a couple of pictures I took last spring. I love the serene feeling of the calm water and the setting sun. The pangas (small boats), like the one in this painting, go between the several restaurants in Colimilla and the Grand Bay Hotel and Barra de Navidad. It looks like it's time for a cocktail - and maybe some ceviche and coconut shrimp. : )
This is the first poured painting that I've tried. I went to a demo by Linda Baker a couple of weeks ago and this is the technique that she uses. Of course, she made it look really easy. I wouldn't say that it was hard but there is definitely a learning curve. The next one will be much easier. I really like the look that pouring watercolor gives to a painting. It has a very graphic quality, which you should know by now is the look that attracts me to a painting. I can't wait to try it again.
After saying in the last post that I was done painting flowers for awhile, the first thing I started working on the next day was a floral that I'd started last spring. Sigh..... At least this post isn't flowers but I'm afraid next week's probably will be but they will NOT be pink!
Colimilla
Image size 11" x 18"
Watercolor
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Barra de Navidad
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Colimilla
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Linda Baker
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Manzanillo
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nancy goldman
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poured watercolors
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