I sat down to do penance for missing a couple days in the 30 paintings in 30 days challenge and thus bit off a very complex Japanese stone temple I had spotted at the Morikami Gardens. After erasing most of it several times I decided that my brain just wasn't ready to get around geometrically proper lines and scale. I looked up and there was my buddy and fellow painter, Carmen, sitting at an angle to me...suddenly she seemed like a good subject.
I was actually pleased with the simplicity of this piece and remembered that old adage: "less is more." However I could not resist adding some color here and there to make it all a bit more interesting. This would be a good little piece to hang near any artist who needs to remember that more (work, line, color, detail...) is not necessarily better!
"Less is More"
6" x 6" watercolor and ink on paper
contour line drawing matted to standard size of 12 x 9
contact me: $30.00
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Oh! I love this! you are so correct, Cindy ... less is more!! Nicely done.
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The simplicity does make this very appealing. I love it!
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