Good morning Susan!~ What a great painting ... the colors are so soft, and the window!! It reminds me of coral. Windows and doors never fail to leave my imagination wanting to open them! :))
I'm so glad you stopped by today ... I love seeing your smiling face! Have a fabulous day, my fiend! :))))
Hello Susan, doors always open or shut on our wishes, I love the colors here, between wood and water :) I've just put a link with the green one up there ! hugs
From a photo taken by Jeffrey Becom, from the book Mediterranean Color. A house in Portugual.
That wasn't so hard was it?!? Very nice job! You make me want to break out my (unopened) watercolors.....but I'm skeert! LOL
ReplyDeleteI think watercolors are easier to work with than acrylic. They're more forgiving.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see what you do with watercolors, Andrea!
Oh - I forgot to add...I feel a series coming on here with these windows and doors *wink*
ReplyDeleteLove the window! And the house number!
ReplyDeleteThe colors are beautiful! And I agree with the others - I love the window, too.
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Hi Susan! thank you for stopping by :) your work is beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteGood morning Susan!~ What a great painting ... the colors are so soft, and the window!! It reminds me of coral. Windows and doors never fail to leave my imagination wanting to open them! :))
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you stopped by today ... I love seeing your smiling face! Have a fabulous day, my fiend! :))))
Hello Susan, doors always open or shut on our wishes, I love the colors here, between wood and water :) I've just put a link with the green one up there ! hugs
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the link, Nigea. I'm really flattered. :)
ReplyDeleteYour choise of the colours are really unique.
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