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Showing posts with label original fine art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label original fine art. Show all posts

Monday, March 28, 2011

COME SAIL AWAY

                                            "Blue Plate Crab Special"
                                   Original Still Life Watercolor Painting
                                       By Artist Barbara Rosenzweig
                 See More Paintings at http://www.watercolorsbybarbara.com/

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

ORANGE AND BLUE WINNERS

"Eggs & Bowls"
Still Life Watercolor Limited Edition Print
By Artist Barbara Rosenzweig
11x14 matted to 16x20 - $48 (includes shipping)
"Some great picks in orange and blue!" says curator Gwen Meyerson of gwenmeyerson of this gorgeous color combination of fine art. I was happy to have her include my Original watercolor, "Eggs & Bowls" (11x14 - $520)

Monday, February 28, 2011

MARCH is a MAGICAL TIME

Original Watercolor Painting
By Artist Barbara Rosenzweig

 "March is a magical time to decorate or start a collection of art for your home. The fine art on Etsy has a variety of styles, color, and subject matter.

"The artists all do their best to make a joyful connection with the viewer/collector. These works are just a small sample of what you'll find," says Jo Ann of jcstrong, curator of this wonderful gallery.

Perfect for Blue Monday, my original watercolor "Antique Door Detail" (11x7 - $160) is included here.

Friday, February 25, 2011

"THE ROSE BOWL" WATERCOLOR PROGRESSES

This week, I finally found the time to continue working on my bowl of roses watercolor painting.  My inspiration is the rose bush that gives me a continuous bounty of blossoms from spring until late autumn.

I started this time with deepening the shadows of the petals to give more excitment and depth to the flowers. I've also lightened the tips of some petals to show where the light would hit it.

The bowl is even more of a challenge. I'm trying to capture its rustic look, show the light and reflections of the petals, and give a sense of the surface textures.

I'm welcoming all suggestions!