More Watercoloring Adventures

Hi, dears. At the risk of boring you with endless watercolors, here are a few more. I looked online for some pictures of CeeCee's Creation's work to use as a guide, and found a couple of pictures here at this site. So without further ado ...

 I like the simplicity of these. They were also done on dry paper instead of wet, although the paint itself is pretty runny. It starts with this:

 And then you add a few lines of slim black ink:

 Looking at CeeCee's work on that website is primarily useful for understanding the shape of the flowers - how to shape the paint. After that, it's just imagination. Here's another:

 I truly love how this:

... becomes this disorderly mess:

... and then becomes this:

 And then this:

It's not great art, but it's just a little magical. I'm still enjoying it, which is the point, I guess -- and that others enjoy it too.

So there are today's four little pieces. When I get back home I'll mount them on cards for sale. And I do think I might prefer this dry-paper watercoloring. Something to think about.