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Paintings......'Watercolour Tulips and a Pear I and II'...
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....Original Watercolour Paintings by Bleujay...
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'Watercolour Tulips and a Pear...I and II'
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Greetings Dear Art Appreciators;
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Hope you are well and enjoying the weather wherever you are.
Presenting 'Watercolour Tulips and a Pear I and II', these colourful artworks, whilst our Gardens are still producing lovely growth of all kinds. The flowers, tulips, are in a cut glass vase...the viewer is looking down on the scene.
These paintings are bit different from Bleujay's usual style. The reasoning behind them was to become quite familiar with the colours in the subjects and the use of the colour yellow for a background. Therefore this exercise of noting the colour changes incrementally depending on the light source, degree of darkness, etc. was the goal.
Somehow the artworks proceeded without any photographs. My apologies.
Here's hoping you enjoyed today's paintings.
Wishing you and yours all the best...God's best!
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...For God loved the world so much that He sent His uniquely born Son (Jesus Christ) so that anyone who believes on Him shall not perish but have eternal life. John 3.16
It is faith alone in Christ alone for salvation.
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Kind Regards,
Bleujay
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The Word of God is timeless truth as relevant today as it was yesterday and will be tomorrow.
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All for our ponderance.
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...Original Photography by Bleujay....
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'A Little Colour'
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Details regarding the paintings and photography;
The photograph named 'A Little Colour' was the inspiration for the paintings. It was photographed with an iPad Pro in Bleujay's Studio.
Materials used: Watercolour paper from France....D'Arches Not/ Cold Press 300gsm /140 lb....Watercolour paints....Series 1A, Winsor&Newton Professional Watercolour tubes...made in England..Sable Watercolour brushes...Size 6, 8, and 10..made in Germany...Derwent Graphite Drawing pencil 4B...made in England.
Size of each artwork.....28x38cm/11x15in.
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Thank you for dropping by. ^__^
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