Standing Ovation
by Barbara Jewell
Title
Standing Ovation
Artist
Barbara Jewell
Medium
Painting - Watercolor
Description
A watercolor view looking up the trunk of a stately winter Aspen whose branches reach out across a vivid blue Colorado sky in Gunnison County, CO, as if in celebration! When friends experience a joy in their lives, this image expresses my acknowledgement of their happiness.
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June 5th, 2012
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Comments (20)
Genevieve Esson
Congratulations!!! Your beautiful artwork has been featured on the Homepage of the group: Lyrical Trees - Vibrant Wavelength Of Color!
Debbie Portwood
Wow! Love the contrast in the blue and bright white bark! And again such amazing details! Great work!! v.f
Barbara Jewell replied:
Thanks again, Debbie. This is one of my personal favorites. So glad you like it!!
Mona Edulescu
Wow, Barbara....this is such a brilliant work in watercolor! Love it so much! F&v
Barbara Jewell replied:
I'm thrilled to know you've had such a positive response to this painting. It was a joy to paint. Thank you so much for taking the time to comment!!
Judith A Smothers
I can just picture looking up at this sight! Dramatic and great!
Barbara Jewell replied:
Thanks so much, Judith. Those wonderful aspens are a dramatic sight. So glad you enjoy this piece!
Anne Gifford
What a fabulous perspective. You have a wonderful aesthetic!
Barbara Jewell replied:
Thank you so much for taking the time to comment on this piece...much appreciated!
Sandra Phryce-Jones
Hi Again Barbara this is so beautiful I can feel the cool air as I gaze up into the tree so beautifully caught by you.............great water colour control have you gummed the branches ? the sky is superb :) f/v
Barbara Jewell replied:
Hi Sandra! I have never heard the term "gummed" before, but I am guessing it's what we call "masking," with a liquid, rubber-type material:-) And yes, I did use masking fluid on all but the biggest white branches so that when I painted the sky I could do it in one smooth wash. Thanks again for your thoughtful comments.
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