Doodlewash Art Challenge
1. Nuggets, 2. Otter, 3. Wishing Well
4. Lorikeet, 5. Fern
6. Latte, 7. Cactus, 8.Paperweight
9. Bubbles, 10. Wild Flowers
11. Pencil Sharpener, 12. Bricks, 13. Monarch [Butterfly and King]
Other Art - Inspired by photos taken in Asia
This one was based on the large bonsai trees. Background and trunks are watercolour and the foliage is collaged with gelliprint papers.
This was a statue of a tiger. Watercolour and collage.
A street in Vietnam. Acrylic paints, painted in an abstract kind of way and not using the colours I saw. I'm not used to acrylics and I find doing small details hard to do compared with watercolours.
Pull Up a Seat and
Thursday Doors [furniture doors this time]
Seen in a dwelling on the Mekong river trip in Vietnam
Kampong Phluk Floating Village, Cambodia
These flowers are actually vegetables
More trees at Angkor Wat, Cambodia
Oooh, your art is fantastic! Humorous and well done; love everyone.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing your gorgeous photos. You've had a fabulous trip.
Lovely art and photos Lin. Neat that those are an edible vegetable arrangement.
ReplyDeleteYou are an amazing artist. I love the otter with the nuggets. Brilliant. Thank you for joining FFO and have a very nice weekend
ReplyDeleteThose trees at Angkor Wat are amazing. Wow. And nice drawings today. I wonder what those nuggets are that the otter is holding. I hope you have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteThere is so much to see in your artwork, details like the little heart in the latte foam, the very modern monarch in jeans, the eyelashes of the tiger, the Vietnamese street view with its clutter of shacks, laundry and electric lines, that enormous urn (made of wood?) and most uncomfortable looking chairs in Mekong, the house of turquoise poles in Cambodia, edible veggie flowers and a waterfall of roots at Angkor Wat...
ReplyDeleteQueenie
I love the artwork today! I also always like seeing furniture doors. And those noodle look pretty good. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteSo much to see, I think your art is fabulous.
ReplyDeleteI especially like the Nuggets, Otter, and Wishing Well.
Amazing trees at Angkor Wat.
May the new week be a good one for you.
All the best Jan
https://thelowcarbdiabetic.blogspot.com/
Acrylics do behave very differently to watercolours. It's all good fun, though!
ReplyDeleteThose chairs are works of art. I really like your "blobs" this week they are so cheery.
ReplyDeleteI am loving your series from Cambodia. The trees there are something so mesmerising that words fail me. Thank you so much for sharing these with me. So grateful! I am late for my edition but catching up! See you around.
ReplyDelete