Another abstract made with my Caran d’ Ache crayons. This time I focused on blue and its analagous colors. Relaxes my brain and is fun, fun, fun!
Blue Study 2
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Very soothing…peaceful.
I love these colors…all my favorites.
Love what you are doing with the watercolor crayons……can’t wait to see one of these paintings in person!!! Gorgeous!
Thank you Jeanne! I love this technique and want to try to integrate it with my current process in larger paintings. These are still very small.
Lovely. First I see the colours, than subtle images.
I have no idea how I found you – Pinterest perhaps?? Saw your lovely cards and your love for caran d’ache AND that you are in Indianapolis. Me too! I hang in circles that I’m lucky to find people in my time zone. The lovely world of art is opening my heart.