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Spring Medley - Anza Borrego Desert Painting - Karen Winters

May 14th, 2008

Spring Medley - 11 x 15 - mixed media
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Here’s a painting that combines both watercolor and acrylic - one for its transparency, the other for its opacity - each used to its best advantage (in my opinion!)

It was inspired by a photo I took at the Anza Borrego State Park in N. San Diego County when we went there to look at the wildflower bloom several weeks ago (better make that months ago!) What attracted me to this scene was the contrast of textures - the hard rocks and the soft desert flowers, plus the contrast of shadows and bright sunlight.

Right now I’m in final preparations for the Sierra Madre show. All of the pictures (more than 35!) are in their frames, although I don’t think I have enough space in my booth to display them all at once - so I’m going to have to make some hard choices.

In addition I have a number of matted but unframed watercolors, like this one, which will be in a bin for people to look through.

2 Comments »

  1. Patterns on rocks are always interesting. All your recent paintings are fine.

    Comment by wendy — May 15, 2008 @ 12:24 pm
  2. love this painting, really great colors and composition.

    Comment by Alessandro Andreuccetti — May 16, 2008 @ 6:30 am

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