Today, it's time for Sunday Sharing. I'm sharing blogs of those artists who are following my blog and have just recently signed up. So let's see what we have on the menu today!
1. Jose Galarzo is the name of this artist living in Valencia, Spain. It is obvious that he is a very talented watercolor artist, and I fell in love with many pieces he has on his blogs (yes, he has several so you may want to sit back with a cup of coffee or tea and spend some time enjoying his work). Scroll down to that mustard yellow marsh scene and have your breath taken away! I love his dark palette and his loose, watery style. And if I understand it correctly (I did the translate and one never knows how good it is), he is using pure pigments and gum arabic and making his own watercolors?
2. Watercolour Fancier is the title of this European blogger and artist's blog. Again, I fell in love with many of her works (although she says she is just beginning her watercolor journey). You won't find beginning work here, but a painter who has a true feeling for nature and shows it in her lovely landscapes. Soft, delicate, and so lovely!! You are in for a treat!
3. The Sunbeam is the blog of a piano teacher and reiki master in Minnesota, US, who calls herself Humbird. Perhaps she has an affinity to hummingbirds the way I do to crows? Visit her blog - she captures photos and then adds her own poetry to the images. A very nice way to begin a lazy Sunday morning.
I hope you do visit and do enjoy these blogs. Have a wonderful Sunday and a great week to come. I'll be back with more work on the caw girl tomorrow :)
1. Jose Galarzo is the name of this artist living in Valencia, Spain. It is obvious that he is a very talented watercolor artist, and I fell in love with many pieces he has on his blogs (yes, he has several so you may want to sit back with a cup of coffee or tea and spend some time enjoying his work). Scroll down to that mustard yellow marsh scene and have your breath taken away! I love his dark palette and his loose, watery style. And if I understand it correctly (I did the translate and one never knows how good it is), he is using pure pigments and gum arabic and making his own watercolors?
2. Watercolour Fancier is the title of this European blogger and artist's blog. Again, I fell in love with many of her works (although she says she is just beginning her watercolor journey). You won't find beginning work here, but a painter who has a true feeling for nature and shows it in her lovely landscapes. Soft, delicate, and so lovely!! You are in for a treat!
3. The Sunbeam is the blog of a piano teacher and reiki master in Minnesota, US, who calls herself Humbird. Perhaps she has an affinity to hummingbirds the way I do to crows? Visit her blog - she captures photos and then adds her own poetry to the images. A very nice way to begin a lazy Sunday morning.
I hope you do visit and do enjoy these blogs. Have a wonderful Sunday and a great week to come. I'll be back with more work on the caw girl tomorrow :)
7 comments:
Thank you very much, Rhonda. The two wc. blogs you mentioned are wonderful!! I am now following both of them.
Thanks for sharing.
Hi Rhonda, thanks for sharing!
I dream to learn how to do painting.May be one day...
Kathryn, I love it when a blog I feature causes someone else to want to follow it :) Share the art!
I'm glad you enjoyed these, Asit. Your latest painting is so lovely and really brings spring to mind.
You are most welcome, Humbird. I imagine you will take it up someday when you have the time - you are already artistic and that's just one more venue to explore.
Rhonda, some nice links here. I've seen Egle's (watercolour fancier) blog before (she was going to participate in the 100 washes challenge blog last year, but had other commitments at the time)....
The other blogs are worth taking a look at....thanks.
Thank you, Rhonda, for beautiful words :) When Kathryn (Studio at the Farm) wrote she found me on your blog, couldn't believe it :) it made the day!
Maggie, I hadn't seen her blog yet - but will definitely add her to my sidebar.
Egle, I'm so glad you saw that I featured you. I try to do this every Sunday for those who have just signed up as followers. And I will definitely add your blog to my sidebar!
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