The landscape of colours
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This is almost my first landscape painting I made as a beginner 5 years ago. it looks like a child's drawing, but very memorial for me. Each time I am stuck in the watercolour, I go back to see this work to comfort myself--- Don't worry about too much how to present the transparency or fluidity of the media, just paint and paint to like it more! I remember how I enjoyed to see the watercolour pigments flowing left and right then merging each other to make spontaneous marks and shapes of flowers, hill or trees. I thought the movement of colours itself was a beautiful scenery to watch on the paper.
About the Artist
Yoko Archer
My first language is Japanese, my 2nd is my art works and my 3rd is English! I am a self-taught kitchen painter, and feel more exited and happy to express myself by painting and enjoy the way others value me through my art works. Painting might be appreciated as art therapy for me since I jumped…
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