Anyway, back to Rainbow Row. Rainbow row is actually not very bright at all, at least not from my picture. I do love it though and always wished I could live there one day.
I created a line drawing in Photoshop and printed it on watercolor paper from my Epson printer (it doesn't smear) and started flooding in some bright Dr. Ph. Martins Radiant Watercolors. I wanted it bright and exaggerated. Looks like I got--bright and exaggerated! It was a fun little experiment.
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This is gorgeous, Martha! Can you share with us what kind of Epson printer you use? Thanks!
I really like this Martha! Nicely done and so happy looking! TFS
Love this Martha and I loved getting caught up on your other posts too. Charleston is a fabulous place. We were there very briefly on a trip to Savannah and then the Smoky Mts.
I like what you said about covering journals with art. That is a good idea!
Love this!!
love, LOVE, LOVE THIS.
MAYBE A CLASS TO SHOW US HOW???
A NICE BREAK FROM YOUR OIL AND BACK TO WATERCOLOR!!!
THIS WOULD MAKE A GREAT CARD.
XO
This is a lovely departure for you. It is delightful, and you just keep bringing joy to us out here in blogland.
Beautiful Martha! I, too, love Charleston and have visited Rainbow Road many times as I have family in Summerville, SC which is 20 mins. outside of Charleston. Funny, my nephew is a graduate of the Citadel - I'm sure your class there was much fun - all the odds were in your favor! Your interpretation of Rainbow Road is stunning - as you know, I love your watercolors! Have a peaceful weekend....
This is gorgeous! I love the idea, I need to try this!!
This painting is lovely, Martha, and a little departure from what you've shown us before. Love it!
Kathy (proud owner of one of your little floral paintings in Seattle)
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