A few days ago. Sue had a photo prompt having to do with trees and art. She wondered what to do until we thought to use her series of stained glass trees. When I write stained glass one might think that she were actually working with glass, but it was really the effect that she was trying to achieve through watercolor painting on art paper.
They are from ~25 years ago, but we still have prints hanging down the staircase, and I was also able to find the original scans deep within the hard drive, and here they are.
I think they are quite interesting and well done, but aside from printing larger copies for hanging on the wall, we also made notecards. I think this is the last remaining stash. Theoretically, we could print more, but we might have to search for paper stock of that size. Also note the cute envelopes.
To wrap up the post, this is the composite that Sue posted to her group.
Beautiful art & I really like the idea that you made cards from the photos of Sue's trees.
ReplyDeleteSue is one talented lady! Those are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteYes, that is interesting, cool to use them as notecards with the little motif on the envelope, too. Very clever all round.
ReplyDeleteThey are delightful!
ReplyDeleteThose are so pretty. I can see why you enlarged them to frame. Is Sue still painting?
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely paintings. I liked the stained glass effect, but with white for the veins. And nicely made cards and envelopes too, from the photos! Great marriage of talents there.
ReplyDeleteWOW! I think these are beautiful and the composite works very well.
ReplyDeleteI am so impressed! These are really stunning.
ReplyDeleteSue is a very talented artist. I like her sense of style.
ReplyDeleteI love watercolor painting! Those are quite beautiful! I find it interesting you said they are painted on CANVAS….. that is very interesting. Even though I am not an expert on art techniques by any means, I had always thought that folks pairing in watercolor used more of a heavy, semi-absorbent art paper of some sort. I had always presumed canvas was the primary environment for acrylic and/or oil painting.
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“Pairing” in the above should be “painting”. Damnable autocorrect.
ReplyDeleteI love those! They are beautiful. Watercolor is my favorite type of art.
ReplyDeleteI love those cards and her paintings. Absolutely stunning. The colors make me smile.
ReplyDeleteI only wish I could have 1/4 of that kind of talent.
Sorry. Paper not canvas. I didn’t sleep last night — not at all. That’s my excuse.
ReplyDeleteImpressive.
ReplyDeleteThey are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteP.S. FYI it is Ms RedPat. ;-)
The paintings are fabulous
ReplyDeleteThose are incredible! Well done to Sue!
ReplyDeleteI just started painting with watercolors. Love these! Thanks for the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful! So glad you shared them!
ReplyDeleteThose are gorgeous. They deserve a place of honour in your home for sure. The card were a great idea too.
ReplyDeleteThey are wonderful! The notecards were a good idea.
ReplyDeleteWell that is simply stellar! The cards are gorgeous. I would buy a set were they for sale. Let me know. xoxo
ReplyDeleteYou two are so talented!
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