One of my favorite Swedish watercolor artists is called Lars Lerin and I recently borrowed one of his many wonderful books; Mellan Husen (Between the houses) - paintings from Lofoten, Norway.
I was immediately inspired to try to test what techniques he uses to get the amazing light he has in his paintings. This is my first try:
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If you want to see more of my watercolors you can either click the "My Watercolors" button in the top list or in my Watercolors file on Pinterest; http://www.pinterest.com/peppermint42/watercolors
(OBS - the paintings there are not only by me, though I wish because I've collected some favorites)
Have a great Sunday, hugs, Karin
I don't know the work of Lars Lerin but your painting is absolutely stunning and I think you have done an amazing job capturing the wonderful light! Wow... Anne xx
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ReplyDeleteReally stunning, Karin... the sense of light here is fabulous with the house's reflection on [what looks to me like] a frozen pond. I'd love to take lessons from you!!
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Goodness, how wonderful! Do you sell your pictures... or at least frame them to enjoy? They are far to good to hide away, Jo x
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! The sky looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteYou have a wonderful talent Karin! This is amazing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, love how it makes me feel calm!
ReplyDeleteWonderful!
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