Some exquisite watercolour work from my artist friend, Janet Weight-Reed.
On Monday evening I gave a demonstration which was all about the spontaneity of watercolour painting at The Hurlingham Club, London.
I laid out four large sheets of watercolour paper – two of which I had prepared with a cadmium orange ground.
The demonstration was completed within twenty minutes…..
I used flowers as my jumping off point….allowing the brush to dance across the paper.
When working off the ground, I added some gouache to the mix…..
A magical hummingbird for the weekend…..
A Bientôt
You’re right…really beautiful!
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I’m glad you agree!
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Gorgeous!
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Janet is extremely gifted.
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🙂
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Lovely!
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I’m very happy to have introduced Janet’s work to you.
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Fabulous indeed. I love Janet’s work and wish I could have been there to see her in action.
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Likewise! I used to live round the corner from the Hurlingham Club.
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It makes me feel good inside to see such talent. This style of painting is a real gift, and needs that ‘magic eye’ for colours and shapes that I sadly lack.
Best wishes, Pete. x
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I have a little of that talent but can only release it digitally!
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Beautiful hummingbird
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Janet is mistress of the painted hummingbird!
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Gosh they are so beautiful… such colour and movement!
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Aren’t they just!
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Just lovely. Especially the hummingbird. 😃
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Janet is an exquisite watercolourist. I adore her work!
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Agree, Sarah! 😃 Thanks for sharing. Wishing you a great week ahead!
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You too!
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