After the Wine

"After the Wine"
Watercolor on paper...8x10

Here's another for the wine display coming up in August at Serendipity Framing. This one I REALLY like:) Please excuse me if I sound overjoyed with my last two pieces. I have struggled with watercolor for so long. Much longer than any of you realize.

I have walked away from the easel, beaten up, battered and 'emotionally' bruised so many times....swearing NEVER to paint again. Then my eye would catch a painting, sure enough it would be a watercolor. I just couldn't get past the desire to take control of this illusive medium.

For years now, I would pull out my pallet periodically, mess around a little....sometimes with a project in mind sometimes just playing with the colors. I would read books, watch DVD's. (Oops...watercolor started beating me up before DVD's existed.) THAT'S HOW LONG IT'S BEEN.

It's just great to finish a painting and actually still enjoy looking at it the next day!

So, here it is. I welcome your opinions and thank you for your continued encouragement.
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Isaiah 55:1
[ Invitation to the Thirsty ] "Come, all you who are thirsty, come to the waters; and you who have no money, come, buy and eat! Come, buy wine and milk without money and without cost.
Isaiah 55:1-3 (in Context)

4 Responses to After the Wine

cooper
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Hi Marsha, I just wrote you a comment, did the spam bot avoider-thing and poof! It was gone. How DOES that happen?! I love the painting, it is so very elegant. I also love the title---it took my mental imaging the other direction---a couple holding hands, smiling, etc---must be the people painter romantic in me :)
Happy painting!
Later, Cooper
http://karencooperpaintings.com

Marsha Robinett
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Cooper,
Perfect! You got it...that is exactly the vision I wanted to project. I too am a people person and I started with portraits. Perhaps I will try one in watercolor someday...have thought about it but figured I needed to understand the 'paint thing' better first.

Thanks for your comments and taking the time to visit my blog.

Padgett McFeely
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WOW- the depth and soul you create is amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lovely!!!!!!!!!!!
I understand all too well the challenges you describe. You are an inspiration - thank you!

Marsha Robinett
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Padgett,
Thank you for taking the time to visit my blog. It's great to hear my struggles and my paintings are an inspiration to others.









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