My Sketchbook: Watercolor Journaling

My Sketchbook: Watercolor Sketching | Studio Waterstone

Oh boy, I believe this is the longest stretch I've ever taken without blogging. If you read my previous post, you'll know why. Just a brief update before I commence with the watercolor jabber...

Last week I (finally) did the radioactive iodine therapy with absolutely no side effects - thank goodness. It was necessary, however, to keep my distance for a few days so I headed straight to the mountain cabin and quickly became a slug. I've read and painted, worn my pajamas for days and eaten lots of brownies. It's been pure torture. 

Now for the painting...

My Sketchbook: Watercolor Sketching | Studio Waterstone

I recently spotted an image of a turquoise mason jar, painted so beautifully in acrylic. It inspired the painting above. Since I've been trying to be more loose and colorful in style, that jar was the ideal subject. 

My Sketchbook: Watercolor Sketching | Studio Waterstone

My Sketchbook: Watercolor Sketching | Studio Waterstone

My Sketchbook: Watercolor Sketching | Studio Waterstone

My Sketchbook: Watercolor Sketching | Studio Waterstone

Sure hope my sharing makes you want to break out the paints and go to town. I'll have more as the week goes on. As for now, I must go and eat another brownie. 

Enjoy your day!

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Comments

  1. Gorgeous work! Love the commonness on the jar and, of course, the flowers! Beautiful!

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  2. Absolutely beautiful...sending well wishes your way.

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  3. Beautiful beautiful jar ! All these greens & pinks go so well together !
    Glad to read you've been treated & have had no side effects, but not very happy that you have to go through this all :(
    Sending you warm, healing thoughts
    xoxo

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  4. Love, love, love your Mason jar ... capturing glass is difficult but you've totally nailed it, and the colour palette in that painting is really pretty yet also very natural :)

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  5. This is absolutely beautiful, Lori.
    I am so glad to hear that you are doing well.
    I wish you a wonderful week ahead.

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