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| Spring Thaw 14×20″ Watercolor on Rice Paper by Krista Hasson |
Here is one of the paintings finished, still working on the other 4. I have been very busy, hoping to get them all finished up soon. This one is 14×20″. The painting is actually a little more saturated in real life. I find that when I post them on blogger it always dulls the color down some.
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I am Krista, a Canadian artist born and raised on the east coast in beautiful New Brunswick. My paintings come from my love of nature, a place of pure joy.
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An absolutely perfect composition, Krista! I do love the controlled colour scheme too! Regards from Cape Town
Tout comme vous je ne suis jamais satisfaite du rendu photographique de mes peintures. Toutefois je peux vous dire que celle-ci est superbe et j'aime particulièrement le travail des ombres et des lumières qui l'inonde. Son format est aussi très judicieux.
Gros bisous
Yes I've been making the same point on my blog: that my stuff doesn't post on the blog very well (fine lines disappear altogether).
I love this picture, Kirsta … as usual.
Krista, even on blogger, the colors are super. I love how the rice paper adds great textures on the birches.
You have been very productive, turning out one gorgeous painting after another. I wish I had your energy:-)
These recent paintings of yours are really so extraordinary. The textures as well as colors. I can picture them more saturated. I imagine those shadows as quite spectacular.
Thank you very much Jeannette.
Thank you Christainne. I have no choice but be productive, I just hung a show with 30 pieces and I have another show in August and then one in 2013. That is why I have been so bad at blogging lately
Thank you John. I know it is too bad, I think it is an html thing maybe. When I build galleries for my website the only format that does not change the color and saturation is a flash gallery, but they are useless because they cant be crawled by google or other sites
Thank you Martinealison, I am glad to see I am not the only one
Thank you very much Marie. I have really eliminated a lot of colors from my palette. Most of my paintings are done with a very limited palette.