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My art block for GHANA is complete!

Friday, March 11, 2011

I am really happy to be a part of this project. And I rediscovered how much I enjoy watercolors...The process takes a while, as does the prep, but the results (and even the happy accidents) have a real tactile, warm quality to them. The piece is called "Nomad" and the painting is a moment from a bigger story I'm working on. (And I feel like watercolors are the way to go)