I decided to give Karin Jurik's Different Strokes for Different Folks challenge, again, before my everything got packed. I was in a hurry because things are a little chaotic here and I am running very late for our last weekend in Bali visiting friends in other parts of the island. Another tough watercolor challenge for me as I constantly struggle with not overworking the painting and ending up with "the dreaded mud". However, this is a great thing to do because it pushes me out of my comfort zone and I have to be very brave to be posted along with other very talented painters. I'm really late now...gotta run.
20 comments:
this looks wonderful and delicious--and difficult to pull off and you did do just that! Winna
No mud here my dear...gorgeous color! :)
They look just right for eating. Fresh and clean.
This is beautiful - certainly not 'mud'! What a lovely loose style you have and, as Deborah says, it all looks to fresh.
I agree - no mud! Just deep, luscious colour.
this is nice. lots of depth
It's beautiful Jennifer--the red of the tomatoes is perfect, and I love the touches of pure blue and how you didn't add much background. And with all that packing going on!
Wow! This is just beautiful Jennifer. So loose and fresh. I like the touch of red under the corn.
And the colors in the shadow are wonderful, too.
I agree I'm not seeing MUD here ! Beautifully done!
I checked out the competition...Yours looks great! Very interesting site, can anyone enter? Love the cat too bet its hard to leave it behind!
Continued success!
This is beautiful, Jennifer. Great job--I love it!
Absolutely wonderful, fresh, clean colors. I don't remember seeing your paintings before, but you can bet I'm going to be looking from now on!
I agree, no mud! Just fresh and spontanious. Lovely!
Lovely loose painting, I love especially the colors in the shadows.
I love it! It's loose and fresh and wonderful!
Absolutely fabulous and juicy as summer vegetables should be - have a safe trip home!
Wonderful colour! I am glad that others took on the watercolour challenge for this one.
great watercolor for DSFDF
Truly stunning.
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