12 thoughts on “Flow”

1. Oooh, that’s really special! You’ve captured such distance in the land too. I especially like the way you’ve painted the muddy edges of the river with lovely, juicy texture. Did you use a palette knife?

   1. Thanks Theresa. I am quite pleased with the end result. Quite different from the painting I did on Day 1. I did use a palette knife. The textured areas were treated with Soft Moulding Paste, and Watercolour Ground.

      1. I’ve never tried the soft moulding paste but it’s very effective 🙂

2. This is wonderful, you have really captured the river flowing off to the hills, very satisfying for you, Mrs A

   1. Georgia is an inspiring teacher – just as you discovered.

3. Looks like this could be a local scene where I live Vandy. Great perspective, colours, every element in fact for a beautiful piece of art

4. This is stunning and so strong. I love it!

5. “And then I did a proper grown up painting” – indeed you did. It is so lovely, breathtaking.

   1. Thanks very much, Linda 🙂

   2. Thank you, Linda. Glad you like it. Will definitely do more in this medium.

6. Dear Vandy – this certainly is a grown up painting. I love the texture you captured. Agree more acrylics for you!! Very lovely indeed.

7. Vandy so happy you had this great leap and creative growth~ it was so much fun painting together and i know you will just go from strength to strength from here on! Looking forward to seeing your explorations and hope you will join me again when i am next teaching in Europe! http:www.georgiamansur.com/workshops I will update the list for 2014 workshops soon ;-D

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