Nomie, a little bit less is more

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Great painting, Nancy, the clear proof that less is more.

Posted by Cesare Romano on Tue 23 Oct 08:22:59

You captured the hangdog look perfectly – beautiful watercolor Nancy!

Posted by Detlev Bucks on Tue 23 Oct 08:34:51

Always love the way you blend colours Nancy, great style love the impression of intense light.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Tue 23 Oct 09:00:00

This is really beautiful, such soulful eyes.

Posted by Audrey Hynds on Tue 23 Oct 10:04:45

An interesting concept which look wonderful Nancy.

Posted by Margaret Beynon on Tue 23 Oct 13:07:06

As Cesare says, proof that less is more. Superb!

Posted by Thalia Stones on Tue 23 Oct 16:24:09

Thank you all! Cesare, Detlev, Carole, Audrey and Margaret and Thalia.

Posted by Nancy Farrar Coughlin on Tue 23 Oct 21:14:05

Gorgeous, I always find it so difficult to do less but you are right, less is definitely more!

Posted by Lisa Shearing on Tue 23 Oct 21:24:42

I know Lisa, I don't always paint less either, I have to really work at it. Thanks for the compliment!

Posted by Nancy Farrar Coughlin on Wed 24 Oct 07:45:42

Hang on Studio Wall

23/10/2018

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A watercolor sketch, a small painting, 10 x 12, on arches; trying a looser, or a minimal amount of suggestion, remembering that the viewer will fill in the rest. This is my sister's big goofy chinook sled dog. named Nome.

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Nancy Farrar Coughlin

I have recently escaped to the coast, to Grays Harbor in the Olympic Peninsula of Washington State. I love nature, being outdoors, the ocean as well as the woods. I am grateful for life, after a ruptured appendix and a year of healing recently; I am treasuring every day! It was time to move…

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