The rain took a break day before yesterday, so I went out painting. I had to rush it a bit, since the wind was a bit too cold for my liking, but if felt good to get some work done.
The building is a guesthouse/restaurant nearby our summer house, it used to be the headquarters of the saw mill on the island during the first half of the 20th century.
20 x 20 cm, pencil and watercolours on Saunders Waterford watercolour paper.
10 comments:
lovely...the blues and shadows reflect the much welcomed sun =)
I hope that this is a proper "I'm putting this on my wall" type painting because it is sOo perfectly, hangably beautiful.
I can never think of the right superlatives to comment on your work, Nina. Suffice it to say, I'm never disappointed when I come to your blog! This is great.
You really caught that summer sunshine...what a wonderful building!
I wish you would post an "in progress" painting so we can "see how she does it" I am always thrilled to see something new on your blog.
Jesse
Fabulous, you impart such soul into the buildings you paint - I can feel that refreshing breeze along with the bright sunshine!!
Oh, this is beautiful! So fresh and such light you captured.
OOOOh to breathe in that fresh cool air...Beautiful Nina! :)
Super. I love it. I have been too busy to look at everyone's blogs lately. Dropping by to see this is like a breath of fresh air!
Beautiful Nina..lovely shadows. It looks so cool and inviting!
ronell
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