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Original artwork description:
Down by the river was created from my inspiration of the local River stour in the Vale of Blackmore vale, North Dorset.
I sit by it often in the warmer months and look forward to being there again.
Original impressionist watercolour on 300 gsm 140 lb bockingford watercolour paper. Wet on wet background and used a small sable hair brush for the detail.
Materials used:
Bockingford 300 gsm 140 lb watercolour paper cold pressed acid free, sable hair brushes, Windsor and Newton fine art watercolours, pencil,
Tags:
#river #river scene #calming and #riverscape #by the #reeds painting #wet on #river stour #original impressionist #summer river #riverscape in #calming watercolour #reeds by #summer riverscape #summer riversideDown by the river (2023)
Watercolour
by Samantha Adams
31 Artist Reviews
£145
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 10.6 x 15.5 x 0.1cm (unframed)
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Landscapes, sea and sky
Original artwork description
Down by the river was created from my inspiration of the local River stour in the Vale of Blackmore vale, North Dorset.
I sit by it often in the warmer months and look forward to being there again.
Original impressionist watercolour on 300 gsm 140 lb bockingford watercolour paper. Wet on wet background and used a small sable hair brush for the detail.
Materials used:
Bockingford 300 gsm 140 lb watercolour paper cold pressed acid free, sable hair brushes, Windsor and Newton fine art watercolours, pencil,
Tags:
#river #river scene #calming and #riverscape #by the #reeds painting #wet on #river stour #original impressionist #summer river #riverscape in #calming watercolour #reeds by #summer riverscape #summer riverside
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Artist Reviews (31)
Samantha Adams
United Kingdom
About
My passion is watercolour especially wet on wet technique. I love to mix colours and creating the feeling, movement and atmosphere of a place. From spring to Autumn the ever-changing... Read more
