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Archive for the 'watercolor painting' Category

Karen Winters Art in the Garden show at Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden Claremont

Wednesday, May 28th, 2008

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Here are details on the next show - coming up this weekend in Claremont.
Visit http://www.rsabg.org for driving directions to Art in the Garden
I’ll be setting up my booth starting around 8:30 but I’m not sure when the public will be allowed in. Officially it’s 11 am. Admission is free so come enjoy the good weather, […]

Sierra Madre Art Fair this weekend

Friday, May 16th, 2008

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Come see me this weekend if you’re in the Pasadena area. I’ll be bringing more than 40 original oil paintings and watercolors, plus some prints and cards. The park is shady so don’t let the weather keep you away! If you love art you won’t want to miss this once a year event!

Strength is Beautiful - California Art Club Show at Pasadena Women’s City Club

Friday, May 16th, 2008

“Strength is Beautiful” 15 x 22 watercolor
Yesterday I got the very good news that this painting (and an oil painting landscape, which I will post soon) has been accepted into the next California Art Club show at the Women’s City Club in Pasadena. The show will run for six months beginning […]

Spring Medley - Anza Borrego Desert Painting - Karen Winters

Wednesday, 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 […]

Eaton Canyon Swift Water - Karen Winters Watercolor

Thursday, May 1st, 2008

“Swift Water - Eaton Canyon”
15 x 22 watercolor on paper
Well, today was the day from computer hell. Once in a very long time my Mac system gets corrupted and I need to reinstall system. However it got balky it now seems resolved. I painted this yesterday but didn’t have time to put any finishing […]

Poppy Patch - Pasadena - Karen Winters Daily Painting

Tuesday, April 15th, 2008

“Return to the Poppy Patch” 9 x 12 watercolor
It’s another walk around the Arlington street poppy garden, but this time in a more decorative, somewhat abstract mood. I abandoned any attempt to be realistic and considered the landscape as a decorative tapestry, with different colors and textures woven through. With some […]

Poppy Garden - sketchbook watercolor

Thursday, April 10th, 2008

“Poppy Garden” - approx 9 x 12 watercolor
Tuesday afternoon I had the opportunity to join my friend Wendee for some sketching and painting in a nearby garden that is filled with billows of California poppies. Do you detect a seasonal theme here? I didn’t have time for a big painting but I wanted to do […]

Fun Zone (LA County Fair) - National Watercolor Society 2008 painting - Karen Winters

Saturday, March 15th, 2008

Fun Zone - 20″ x 22″ - watercolor on paper
Well, I didn’t think it could happen two years in a row, and with such different styles and subject matter, but, happily, it did. I just got my notification in the mail that this painting has been accepted to the 2008 […]

Listen up - it’s another new show

Friday, March 14th, 2008

“Listen Up” - watercolor on paper 5 x 7
OK, so this is the final fourth of four shows I’ve got work in right now. In addition to the Verdugo Hills Small Image show, the California Art Club “Arroyo Seco” show at the Pas. library and the “Artists of the Canyon” show at […]

A Spring Walk - Karen Winters Daily Painting

Thursday, March 13th, 2008

A Spring Walk - 9 x 12 - watercolor sketch
This one is a little bit from real life, and a little bit from imagination. I embellished the wildflower strewn meadows just a tad beyond reality, but if you don’t tell, I won’t.
Ah, springtime. Our peach tree is in bloom, magnolias are covered […]

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Recent Comments:

  • Ann: Saturday, in the park - by Chicago is my guess.Now I've got that song stuck in my head! Another lovely painting!
  • Lisa at Greenbow: The previous commenters have said it all. I too love the sky and the way you captured the light....
  • Annie: This is stunning, Karen. I love the magical moment when one is held between the mysterious dark closing in and...
  • Tami: I love this, Karen. It leaves so much to the viewers imagination yet gives so much information at the same...
  • Laurel Neustadter: This is awesome. I love the colors and the way you omit details in the buildings. Very striking.
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  • Donn: Very nice, Karen. I love sunsets. I miss painting with oils.

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