Watercolor Family Tree

Art has always been a passion of mine. Currently, I am taking a beginner watercolor painting class. For anyone located in Des Moines, Iowa  it is a  Des Moines Community Education Class located at:https://commed.dmps.k12.ia.us/wconnect/ace/Home.htm This photo is  after the 4th week of class. I have really enjoyed the class. Our teacher, Romona, has taught me shadowing & definition among other things.

Family Tree Tribute (in progress) for my Dad's side. Haven't figured out a title yet.

On the 3rd week of class, we started our 1st paintings. I am choosing to do a family tree of sorts with a path leading up to an interpretation of their old farm house. It has sidewalk paint of things we enjoy. My 2  favorite  elements that I have painted are the ace of spades & the trees. The card has wet paint on dry paper. It gives it more of an old, rustic look. I have now used watercolor pencils for the 1st time. I did not realize you had to add water to your paper before drawing. It came out really light at 1st. Then I had an ah ha moment... use water. Hence the name, watercolor pencils. If anyone has tips about how to draw 3D objects when you have limited depth perception. I would appreciate it. That is where I would like to go next with my drawing/painting abilities.

I am looking forward to seeing your artwork. Have a great day!

Welcome

April 27, 2013
Hi Everyone!


Welcome to Disabled Doodles :) : A blog about artistic expression of both amateur & professional artists with disabilities. We showcase our  chalenges & our life passions through creative mediums just like any other artist. Though the technique may be a little bit different, the end product is still the same : unique forms of self expression

Feel free to post personal photos & video tutorials of your own work, as well as sources of inspiration. Advice & sharing from professionals with disabilities is GREATLY apreciated! Comments will help us  to overcome obstacles & share our talents.

I hope this can be a forum where we can build a community of artists & share our artistic talents for many years to come.

Thank you. Happy doodles!:)