Apple Blossom Study
6x6 watercolor on aquaboard $100. SOLD
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Painted with watercolor exploring the shapes of flowers and leaves.
Did not using my fracturing technique
though I found myself trying to get a similar feel.
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Painted with watercolor exploring the shapes of flowers and leaves.
Did not using my fracturing technique
though I found myself trying to get a similar feel.
The blossoms are from a friend and fellow Artists Guild member
who, with her husband, Bob, owns the century old
who, with her husband, Bob, owns the century old
Nichols Cherry and Apple Orchards
up high in La Luz, New Mexico.
Here is Sue arriving with some blossoms for me to paint.
She travels 140 miles round trip to come to the Guild.
Do You think she brought enough? Howzat for friendship!
She knows I have a couple of larger unfinished paintings from last year.
Thank YOU dear Sue.
Artist Note.
Sue Nichols is a dedicated artist with a fine arts degree, but
like most of us... just keeps wanting to learn all she can
so she is a regular here at the Guild.
. She enjoys painting plein air on and around her ranch.
The one below was just accepted into a
prestigious New Mexico show.
Artist Note.
Sue Nichols is a dedicated artist with a fine arts degree, but
like most of us... just keeps wanting to learn all she can
so she is a regular here at the Guild.
. She enjoys painting plein air on and around her ranch.
The one below was just accepted into a
prestigious New Mexico show.
This is a pond on the ranch and the koi fish cluster under the
simple pier for shade.
Such a gorgeous orange color next to the blue sky reflection.
Below is a Quince tree on the ranch, heavy with fruit. It is large 36"x18"
simple pier for shade.
Such a gorgeous orange color next to the blue sky reflection.
Below is a Quince tree on the ranch, heavy with fruit. It is large 36"x18"
Sue is also an accomplished stained glass artist
Her work can be found at www.suenichols.com
