Yesterday I was in the mood for doing some more water colouring. I recently decided to invest in some paint brushes as so far I have been doing all my painting with just one tiny brush. I am enjoying drawing and water colouring without stamps so decided to make this investment.
I really like the photo this week at Fusion and wanted to paint my own flowers in a jar. I found a tutorial by the The Frugal Crafter on utube and gave it a go with my own twist! No stamps used here, all done free hand and I really enjoy it! I wanted to enter the water colouring challenge at Crazy for CAS so once I had finished the painting I made it into a CAS card:
Again the light here in London is not good. One minute we have rain then the sun is out for a few mins and then more rain. This is the best photo I could get after trying all day and remember what I said on Friday...enough is enough!!
I will also enter this into Seize the Birthday Challenge-anything Goes
This is so pretty :) u are mastering the art of water coloring !
ReplyDeleteOh Sandie, this is so pretty ... and so amazingly watercoloured! How fab you've discovered yet another talent to add to the many! Anita :)
ReplyDeleteLove that you did this free hand. Beautiful! Thanks so much for playing with us at Fusion!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful water coloring on your bloom and jar Sandie!
ReplyDeleteYour card is beautiful Sandie - you are so talented! Hugs xx
ReplyDeleteAwesome Sandie! What a beautiful card and fabulous watercolouring!! xx
ReplyDeleteLooks great Sandie! isn't it fun to work on your own images? I love to see people exploring on their own! Bravo!
ReplyDeleteBeautifully colored!! thank you for joining us at Seize the Birthday!
ReplyDeleteI think your freehand water colouring is fabulous - such a great look! I wouldn't know where to start in creating something freehand and you do it so beautifully :)
ReplyDeleteSandie, I'm thoroughly enjoying, delighting in and impressed by the way you're stretching your creativity with free-hand watercolouring. The results: utterly beautiful! Your inner muse is speaking and you're listening! Gorgeous! A trio or foursoem of these, with different coloured flowers, backgrounds and sentiments would make a lovely gift set. Oh, the possibilities with going 'free range'...You're rocking it, my friend! By the way, title please of the book that has you riveted!!
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It's absolutely beautiful! There's something so pure and clean about a freehand painted image...
ReplyDeleteVery soft and pretty, you do such nice work!
ReplyDelete... and you're getting very good at it too! Great job, Sandie!
ReplyDeletehugs, Asha
Gorgeous card and such beautiful water colouring. I really wouldn't know where to start with something like that.
ReplyDeleteCaroline xxx
I know what you mean by rain, few moments sun and rain again; it is the same here... Well, spend my time doing inside and stamping a bit... But you went painting...and how! Love the image! You're getting betterand better at this; hope to see more! Hugs, Gerrina
ReplyDeleteWow...this is just beautiful. I love your painting style, such a wonderful gift!
ReplyDeleteWOW! I am sooooo impressed that you created this beauty 'freehand'! Absolutely beautiful card, Sandie...and I love the color combo, too!
ReplyDeleteI know it's hard to get a good pic with unpredictable weather...but, your card looks amazing!!!
Wow, you are very talented with water coloring my friend!! You can make completely unique cards with your skills -no two alike! :) Well done! xxx
ReplyDeleteSaw this earlier in the week and meant to pop back and say how beautiful I think it is.
ReplyDeleteIt looks beautiful! Thanks for joining at Crazy for CAS!
ReplyDeleteReally gorgeous flowers, and I love how you popped one of them out to make the arrangement extra special! Beautiful card. Thanks for joining the Fusion Challenge!
ReplyDeleteSimply gorgeous. Well done. Thanks for playing along with Seize the Birthday!
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