Here is my attempt at painting a dog found on the Internet. The dog is named Baxter and he is always outside having a lot of fun and not upset if he gets muddy. This was done on 12″ by 18″ rice paper using a number of colored inks.
Read MoreI will continue to practice Chinese Brush Painting until I get it! It is not easy… I have a lot of respect for the artists who do this so skillfully. This painting was done exclusively with black ink using an interpretive style.
Read MoreThis was done in class today. That’s a happy penguin… This was done with ink and watercolors on rice paper.
Read MoreI started taking a class on Chinese Brush Painting. Here is the result of my first “homework” assignment.
Read MoreTwo koalas (done with ink stone, ink and watercolor)
Read MoreHere is a puffin done with ink and watercolor.
Read MoreHere is a happy koala surrounded by his favorite food–eucalyptus leaves.
Read MoreI was just thinking of koalas this weekend and this guy came to mind… He is watercolor on a 5″ by 7″ watercolor paper card.
Read MoreIt’s the first of January, 2015. New year with existing paints. Wanting to make 2015 a happy and healthy year, who better to depict that than happy dolphins swimming toward each other? Happy new year to all my blog friends!
Read MoreI had some leftover blue paint so I came up with this little scene of 2 penguins in winter. This is done in watercolor on a 5″ by 7″ card.
Read MoreI was thinking of manatees again today. This one is out there in the warm waters of Florida. Watercolor on 5″ by 7″ card.
Read MoreThis guy was sketched a few weeks ago and he finally came to life this weekend. This little guy is hugging a tree under water.
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Inspired by variety of ads (not any one in particular) for “Shen Yun” Dancing
By Sharyn Brotz |
Did not get to go but hope to some day…
Puppy Among Autumn Leaves
By Sharyn Brotz |
To celebrate the bright orange and red and green colored leaves of autumn with a puppy right there.
Wisteria Tree (Impressionistic)
By Sharyn Brotz |
I experimented with fabric paint, watercolor, gouache and acrylic to come up with this, inspired by multiple photos of Wisteria trees in Japan.