A Snowy One!

Like this Fiona certainly has your name on it , the colours and marks are excellent. Couldn’t be anyone else’s but Fiona

That was quick Paul! Is my messy style so obvious…lol Thank you for your lovely comment.

Far from messy Fiona has that fresh and imaginative look to it. Winter is upon us all😁

No! Not snow yet! I wish you hadn't put a title on this Fiona.....my imagination went to work.

Chris, yes it’s on its way….I have to say it’s a season I love! Thank you. Marjorie, I haven’t stopped thinking about a green teapot in pastels! So yours isn’t the only imagination on overtime. 😉 Thanks very much.

Full of spontaneous mark making, it is fabulous Fiona

A absolutely stunning piece, Fiona! Totally love the wonderful ebb and flow of the washes and the slightly abstract feel of the piece. Beautifully done!

I like your playing!

Looks good Fiona = love the use of the different media!!

This is superb. Full of atmosphere and thoughts to be explored.

Love this Fiona - the colours and the abstract feel - really good.

A lovely lively abstract painting!

Super work Fiona.

Anjana, Seok, Heather, David, Richard, Sarah, Anne…..many thanks for your thoughts and ideas on this, interesting to read the abstract tag. I thought myself that it was leaning towards semi abstract.

I must say, it's good to see you posting again Fiona. Lots of life and interest in this one. I especially like the dabs of pink/purple and blue.

I really love the hints of contrasting colour brought into this Fiona, lovely.

Lovely, Fiona, in your distinctive style - great choice of colours.

Spencer, Diane, Denise, Jenny……thank you ladies!

Sorry Spencer…..and gentleman x

You have captured the feel of winter in this fabulous watercolour. I love the abstract nature of this painting Fiona.

You've introduced some lovely colours into that snow Fiona, it works well and I feel the bottom half makes for a very exciting abstract in its own right.

Shaun, Michael, Val….thank you for your thoughts and feedback, really interesting. You’ve made me consider trying it again and perhaps going even looser in my approach.