dappling spring

The transparency of some watercolor pigments is the main quality that attracts me to watercolor. When several glazes or washes of transparent watercolor are layered on top of each other (for me as many as 10) there are unexpected surprises when you begin to paint, to remove, brush-out areas to define your subject. That transparency quality causes objects to appear to “float” on top of each other, to connect in unexpected ways. This is the closest I have come to suggesting that transparency, floating quality digitally.

Wow....Wayne, creative work of art with magical colors. Take care,.............Patsy

Thanks, Patsy. On a recent road trip I tried to photograph every barn I saw while traveling 65-75 mph.

very artistic and wonderful composition Wayne.....Sam

Many thanks, Sam.

Wayne,

Beautiful art work,

Very creative,

Congrats,

ZT,

Many thanks, ZT. Your comment is most encouraging.

One of the better impressionistic renderings that I have seen here!

Jim, thanks for stopping by and the very kind comment. That's encouraging.

Amazing work. I don't want you to give away your technique but I think I have the first part (smile). In any event, a terrific image. Love it

Thanks, Tony. I had to try this again the other day to see if I could duplicate the technique.

Masterpiece of art if you ask me, Wayne! Cheers to that! PDE

Many thank, Pierre. Compliments spur me on.