Started another bee painting.
Not sure it's finished.
I tossed everything at it = gold fluid acrylic, sepia watercolor marker, white gelli pen, and the usual watercolor and stamping.
I think I still need to show those lines coming from outside to the center more - perhaps with a darker color or maybe the gold fluid acrylic. And I probably will crop off some of the bottom.
While at Shaker Village, we got some great photos of a beekeeping session going on so have some hives, some combs and the beekeeper, too - you know those will end up in another painting.
This is one sign you probably should obey!
11 comments:
Rhonda, really a good work! Thank you for sharing the nice photos. Cheers, Sadami
Rhonda this is amazing. Such a great series. Enjoyed your photos too of the beekeeper.
Rhonda this is amazing. Such a great series. Enjoyed your photos too of the beekeeper.
I love this Rhonda. I like your color choice and personally I like the bottom heavy look to the painting. Bees are just so wonderful and so important to life. Great job!
Love this bee series - keep it up. I think the blue bottom is fine, kind of represents the larger world that bees are part of.
great piece in the series :) very shiny :)
and thanks for the photos of beekeeping. Even with the protective gear, I couldn't do that (have developed a bad bee/wasp allergy), would love to tho :)
Thanks, Sadami, Debbie, Elizabeth, Deb and Jennifer Rose :) Another one in the making to share soon.
Hey, don't forget World Watercolor Month in July!!!
Living this series...the colors, the textures, and your wonderful little bees
This is a surprise work. Using patterns so beautifully to create the bee hive is so amazing. Great work.
Did I comment on this earlier? Anyway, the pattern that make up the hive is so beautiful.You have really got it right. Fabulous is the word.
Thank you so much, Laura and Asit :) Glad you are enjoying the series. More to come!
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