Riverside at dusk, inspired from artwork by Hasui Kawase.
Acrylic on two postcards (10.5×15.5 cm) side by side in a white wooden frame (21×29.7 cm).
It took me about 5 hours for both paintings.
I wrapped and sent it to David to thank him for sending me honey he made.
This is a docked houseboat and snow, based on artwork from the 1930s by Hasui Kawase.
Acrylic on watercolor postcard (10.5×15.5 cm), in a white wooden frame.
It took me about 3 hours, including painting the mat in pale blue so that only the snow and the frame would be white.
To thank the people who attended my mother’s funeral and the people who sent condolences cards, I made and sent (22) homemade cards on watercolor paper, using acrylic paint pens to create three patches of solid colors and a black pen to draw the outline of a monstera leaf in the foreground:
The final piece in the series of Lake Como poster art that I’m painting with acrylic paint markers.
This is a flowery balcony overlooking the lake and coastline under a grey sky.
The final result.
I used 15 acrylic paint markers, including the white to delineate snow on mountains on the horizon, and mark villages on the green hills.
The size of the painting is 8.5 x 12.5 cm.
It took me 4 hours to complete.
An entire hour was spent choosing the right colors among the 60 markers that I have.
