
Sunday, March 15, 2009
Gina's Teapots

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I am a watercolorist living in the desert Southwest, a native of that area. My husband and I enjoyed traveling in our motorhome and I have taken many photographs to be used as reference photos for future paintings on these trips. I have been painting since 2000, it is a passion for me and I have enjoyed exploring all the different subjects to paint; landscapes, florals, portraits, etc. Please feel free to comment below or at susanroper@cox.net.
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Hi Susan. I agree with your philosophy and post paintings of mine that I'm not pleased with. It's true it shows everyday's not a winner (which my mother would say when she wasn't happy with how the dinner she cooked turned out!), but it also shows that different people see different things--I like the almost animated quality you've gotten into these objects! There's something very nicely whimsical about them!
Thanks Laura! While this isn't, as a whole, my favorite painting there are a few things I like. However, when it happens that the final painting ventures so far from what I envisioned, I tend to think I failed and, as always, I know where all the bodies are buried!
Thanks for the encouragement...
I agree with Laura about the whimsical feeling to this - perhaps the pots are a bit wonky and some things are not perfectly painted but sometimes that is what is most appealing about a painting :) I wouldn't call this one an unsuccessful painting at all.
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