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Catfish Process

June 11, 2015

Just wanted to share some of the process of the painting "Catfish" that was recently sold on Every Day Original !

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Just one page this time, but this one makes me happy ❤️

Also a proof that I don’t need more colors probably! (Not that it will stop me)
New watercolor journal spread. This one is a little bit weird!
I received some travel brushes from @artifyartsupplies for a review, and this is what I painted with them!  Things that I immediately liked about them:

I really enjoy the feel of them in my hand, they are nice to hold and paint with.

I like that th
Art journal spread, feeling a bit uninspired lately.  The stained glass painting was my son’s idea, and was surprisingly difficult.
I don’t think I ever posted this one, it never felt quite finished to me.
Back to my watercolor journal, plus some quick pansies.
It’s been quite a while, and this is not what I usually paint/post, but I found and joined a plein air group! I hope that it will inspire me to paint from imagination again. In a meantime I’m happy to be painting more regularly again ❤️
I feel like all creativity drained out of me these past few months.  I did draw some portrait studies though (these are probably most successful of the bunch), and I found a somewhat local plein air group.
I went on a trip with me and brought this journal with me hoping that I’d paint something new! I didn’t, and now I feel I’m back to the square one in this process -but this time I have a physical proof that it doesn’t last for