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My Roses experiments with hot water paper
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OH my goodness, I just had the most wonderful hour or two painting some wet into wet and lifted out roses.
After so long away from watercolour painting I felt I had forgotten how to do my own style of painting, but after snatching time for myself in between work, house, and the odd bit of babysitting, I have managed to practise practise and practise. I have vowed to myself that 2015 IS the year I get back into watercolour painting!
My 2 roses I did this morning this way came out, I feel, really well. I am pleased that I can now see definite progress to my way of painting roses and I think I have finally really found ME.
Please have a look and see what you think.
Nerys