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Original artwork description:
I just can't resist them! That wonderful blend of turquoise and rich maroon, the colour of Bordeaux wine. The colours combine so well on the paper, producing nuances of violet and blue. It's great to paint them in this free, paint spatter way, focusing only on the detail when the lovely medley of colour is laid down. I just love it! The paper used is Arches 300gm rough grain and Winsor Newton Professional watercolours.
The picture is sold framed and mounted to complement the colours used.
Materials used:
watercolour, paper
Tags:
#turqoise flowersHydrangeas- An Autumn celebration! (2017)
Watercolour
by Diana Dabinett
7 Artist Reviews
£360.38
- Watercolour on Paper
- One of a kind artwork
- Size: 59 x 54 x 2cm (framed) / 40 x 34cm (actual image size)
- Framed and ready to hang
- Signed on the front
- Style: Impressionistic
- Subject: Flowers and plants
Original artwork description
I just can't resist them! That wonderful blend of turquoise and rich maroon, the colour of Bordeaux wine. The colours combine so well on the paper, producing nuances of violet and blue. It's great to paint them in this free, paint spatter way, focusing only on the detail when the lovely medley of colour is laid down. I just love it! The paper used is Arches 300gm rough grain and Winsor Newton Professional watercolours.
The picture is sold framed and mounted to complement the colours used.
Materials used:
watercolour, paper
Tags:
#turqoise flowersReturns and refunds
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Artist Reviews (7)
This artwork is sold by Diana Dabinett from France
Diana Dabinett
France
About
Painting in watercolours is my passion. Ever since the early
eighties I have painted and experimented with watercolours, for me the most exciting
and challenging of all painting mediums.
Almost entirely ‘self... Read more
