"Two Kinds of Waves, Royal and Otherwise." by Paula Villanova Acrylic Gouache and felt-tip pen on Bristol
I wasn't "feeling" this one, I did a "meh" watercolor of a U.S. and Ukranian flag waving together, I really wanted that one to work, then I dragged out my almost 50 year old T-Square, Triangle, and Circle Template and drew some waves. Not developed enough. Found a good reference photo of the Queen, changed it up, and that was that. A silly mash up.
“Making Waves”
12x16 acrylic paint and paper collaged over gessoed WC paper
This multi layered painting is a work in progress, and a plunge into the deep end of the pool for me. I am enjoying the process even when I’m not sure where I should go.
Thanks to Judy Wood and the Upbeat Artists Group for prompting this journey.
"From Above" 24x24 Acrylic by Kelley Carey MacDonald
The crest of a wave from above.... WIP
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" Salt Air" gouache 6X8 by Jeanne MacFarland
"Storm Mist, Moving Out" Pastel 16"x27" by Margaret Farrell Bruno
It is amazing how from one day to the next
you can have raging sea waves and then total calm lapping waves in New England
"Long May She Wave" Acrylic 6"x8" by Victoria Chesley Brega
A beautifully backlit vessel I saw at Monhegan
"WAVES" 8x10 acrylic by Pamela Copeman
I have always been fascinated by the movie stars of the forties - this image was just perfect for our Challenge!
Q E Wave! Watercolor by Sally Dean
Paula and I have great minds! ( HA HA! my way to avoid attempting to paint real waves!)
"Yellow Sky"Acrylic 12"x9" by Page Railsback
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| "Parade Wave" ink & watercolor by Jody Regan. I love a parade, and especially love the big wave by the smallest spectator in this image. |
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