More vacation art
Here are some more samples of the work that members of the Wednesday Studio are doing this summer.
Lynne Mallonee Schlimm has been working on sketches of the animals that will be portrayed in a storybook that she and Anne Fields are collaborating on. That’s all I’ll give you now, but these darling watercolors of five animals are previews of what a fun book this will be.
Lynne Mallonee Schlimm: Chick and Corgi, watercolor.
Lynne Mallonee Schlimm: Pig and Corgi, watercolor.
Lynne Mallonee Schlimm: Goat, watercolor.
Eileen Leahy again took sketchpad in hand while she was at “the lake” in New Hampshire. Because it reminds me of my own childhood summers at “the lake” in Michigan, this first one of the boat is my favorite. Isn’t it funny how we always refer to it as “the lake” when it is a place we go back to repeatedly? At least I do.
Eileen Leahy: Boat at the Cottage Dock, pencil.
These are two versions of a sketch Eileen drew of sunglasses; after doing it in pencil, she colored it with Inktense watercolor pencils.
Everything around us is fodder for the sketchbook, as Eileen has shown in these pencil sketches of the boat cleat and some sunflowers.
I finally got out my watercolors and finished a painting I had been working on in the Wednesday Studio last spring:
Marian Wiseman: Canal in Bruges, Belgium. Watercolor.
That’s all, folks!
Marian Wiseman, watercolorist
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Great pieces all! Marian, your canal is lovely. Tara
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Thanks, Tara.
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Wow!! The watercolorists have outdone themselves! Marian’s Bruge Canal is beautiful, especially how it captures the play of light and reflections on the water and on the building in the foreground. And Lynne’s farm animals in tutus are delightful — the charming goat my favorite, although it’s hard to choose. Can’t wait for the book!!
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Thanks, Eileen!
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