The Old Beech
Watercolours on hot pressed illustration board
The Old Beech belongs to the following groups:
* Painted Nature *, Fine Arts, First Things, JUST WATERCOLOURS - 2 art in 24 hrs, Realist Traditional Art, South East UK, Trees - 2 images per day with trees as the focal point, United Kingdom and Water Media (Paintings by hand only) Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints, Canvas Prints and Framed Prints
MoonSpiral
Gorgeous composition Deborah!
Deborah Holman replied
Thank you very much
Druidstorm
Your wonderful craft always a pleasure to view my friend! Beautiful!!!...)o(
Deborah Holman replied
Many thank Druidstorm it is always a pleasure to receive your comments hope you are well
AnitaInverarity
Wonderful xx
Deborah Holman replied
Many thanks Anita xxx
Jim Phillips
Love that “Deborah Style” that shows up in all your work. Beautiful piece.
Deborah Holman replied
Thank you Jim very much appreciated
Alexandra Felgate
Just love your soothing and peaceful watercolours Deb, they make me feel so good!
Deborah Holman replied
Thank you Alexandra it was a very soothing and peaceful place so I’m so glad that shows
Keithbotilier
WOW, I do like this deb,wonderful water colour superbly done and the colouring is perfect.
Deborah Holman replied
Thank you Keith I am experimenting with the watercolours so it is lovely to get a comment like yours :o)
doanart
I like this, a nice diversion from your usual style. I like the color palette and the sparing use of detail, giving the piece a dreamy, otherworldly aura.
Deborah Holman replied
Thank you very much
BLYTHART
Wow – watercolours! Is there any medium you haven’t mastered … or should that be “mistressed” :)
Deborah Holman replied
Not a mistress of watercolour I find it the hardest medium of all but since I had my week away painting I have been re-discovering them again and probably doing a little better this time round and more importantly I am really enjoying using them although they do take a large amount of planning. I’m finding if I get the basics right then I can experiment within that with the wet-on-wet technique which can create some lovely effects.