I’ve just done a pile of washing and mopped the Bathroom floor, and decided I wanted to rest a little by sploshing some watercolour around… handy, considering it’s #WorldWatercolorMonth!
For this painting, my eleventh of eleven, if memory serves me right, is of a simple view out to sea. I found a lighthouse on th’internet and painted it into a scene from my imagination. I quite like how it turned out. Although I don’t like the wonky photo I’ve taken of it!
The Mansionic Perspective 
Oooh, there’s a view I could look at for ages. 🙂
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Thanks, Elaine. Nice and relaxing.
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You are knocking my socks off with your watercolors this year!!!! And after laundry and mopping no less……….. and 11 for 11!!!!!!!!!!!!
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I did the same again, Jodi, and then had to abandon World Watercolour Month this time around. Ah well… it was fun while it lasted!
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Energetic you are and so is the painting. I do love the way you painted the white clouds in that beautiful sky.
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Thanks, Hélène. Clouds seem to help me when I paint them! 😀
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nice…are we looking up at the light house or down. My eyes deceive me.
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It’s a rickety old lighthouse seen through the haze coming off really hot sand, Beverly.
So, your guess is as good as mine! 😀 Hehehe!
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I love it! Wonky photo and all. It’s absolutely lovely.
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Aw, thanks, Miss D. I love that you love it! 😀
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This does serve to illustrate that you were, at that stage anyway, a better painter than a photographer. This image obviously doesn’t do the pleasing picture justice.
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It was the fan causing the paper to lift up, Col.
(That’s the reason I’m giving for this one… 😉 )
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You really don’t want a fan who interferes that much, Rather get a critic who knocks it flat!
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Very true, Col. Good point! 😀
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Beautiful and inviting scene, Tom. Happy day!
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Thank you, Sharon.
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Good piece Tom! 🙂
You really need an easel to display them on!!! 🙂
God Bless!
Prenin.
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Thanks, Prenin. The thing is, I HAVE an easel. I just forget to use it…
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