Emerald Stream

Wonderful watercolor!Perfect light,shadow on water! f/v

Chito, I'm glad the 'fear & trembling' doesn't show, but it was there! Thanks for your kind comment!

They say it's not easy to do greens, yet you did this flawlessly, This is so fresh and inviting. I don't see any trepidation in your water redering.

Thank you, Addie!

This is gorgeous! So peaceful!

Thank you, Alan! Yes, I did use (and mix) a lot of greens!

Thanks, Carole! And I hope all went well with your restaurant facade! Sounds like an exciting challenge!

Love the clarity and spring-like freshness of this lovely piece. Very reflective and tranquil. Thank you so much for all your marvellous comments. Have a wonderful painting day. I am off to complete a small restaurant facade, the marquee is very detailed so wish me success. All the best to you.

Thanks so much, June! This was a fun one to do (with a WC lesson from Kev on spattering). It's a lot of green, but I think I used about every possible shade of green!

Hi Lynn , Nice to see you ! Nice to see your work too . I amalways amazed by artists who can carry off a work in one color your your Green landscape . it is a marvel. Wish I could do that . I will be looking for you adnyour art . There is so much here and I am so dumb I am goingthroughthe paces findingthings , like comments etc, Thank you for your lovely commennts . june

You're welcome, Colin! You do beautiful work! This scene is from near Preston, Lancashire.

Thank you, Richard! And you're right -- this is definitely too much green for some folks!

Screaming Green. Beautiful job Lynn. I see Leprechauns. (just kidding) Had to visit your portfolio after seeing your Humming bird. Very nice.