Daily Painting – Sycamore Sentinel
7″ x 11″ Watercolor on 140# paper
SOLD
A sycamore at Eaton Canyon in the early fall, the San Gabriel mountains in the background. Do you see the white bird flying in the background over the mountain? It wasn’t intentional, just a little white space left by the twist of my brush as I was putting in the mountains. In fact, I didn’t see it until after I scanned it. Funny how these things are …
I’m not quite sure what’s happened in the last couple of days, or where this somewhat new direction is coming from, but for the moment I’m not going to question it, and just follow it and see what happens.
Brenda Yarborough
October 12, 2006
Oh how I wish I could do this!! Love the way you get details in with a washy style, just amazing!
rhonda hurwitz
October 12, 2006
this is just beautiful, feels light and fresh…UI admire the way you can work in multiple mediums
Michael Emerald
October 12, 2006
Karen, can you fill me in on your e-bay store? I’ve never used E-bay for buying. Ideally I’d like to receive notice when something of your’s goes up for auction. I tried looking for info on e-bay stores but was time-limited and got confused about whether I can even be notified on new items. Thanks for any help you can provide. Alternatively, if you have a fan-club (and you should) consider setting up a distribution list and contacting us directly when new items get put on. Thanks, Michael.
Laura
October 12, 2006
Don’t you DARE do anything other than keep on this way! Another lovely in -the-new-style painting! This is what is called a breakthrough ;D.
Toni
October 12, 2006
karen just wanted to say i have been enjoying your daily paintings and hope you sell lots. I’m getting geared up to start selling also just not sure where.
this painting is wonderful.
Renate
October 13, 2006
Wow! That takes my breath away!
Wendee
October 13, 2006
Oh, this is SOOOOOO scrumptious!! Wherever this is coming from, go with it, and share with us all the good that it brings!
alison
October 13, 2006
Beautiful – it could almost be Australia.
Nina Johansson
October 15, 2006
I love the trunk of that tree, beautiful texture. And the distant mountain is great too, very simple and still very real. Great.