Hill Country Stream
Watercolor on 10” x 14” 140# Arches CP.
An anvil cloud looming somewhere between Comfort and Fredericksburg in the Hill Country of Texas. Painted in March of 2009 from an old photo I took while heading to Fredricksburg for some good German food.
Hill Country Stream belongs to the following groups:
Landscape Painting, Realist Paintings About Water and Water Media (Paintings by hand only) Available for sale asGreeting Cards, Matted Prints, Laminated Prints, Mounted Prints and Framed Prints
Jim Phillips
Gorgeous watercolor Kent!
Kent Brewer replied
Thanks Jim.
Corinne Pouzet
J’aime beaucoup ! I like this very much Kent, just a few drops of colors, a few lines and that’s it : exactly what I love ! Well done
Kent Brewer replied
Muchisimas gracias Corinne. I don’t speak French, just a little Spanish. This was a departure for me and quite enjoyable to paint. Quiero hacer mas colores de aqua como esto.
GEORGE SANDERSON
Great watercolour, Kent !!
Kent Brewer replied
Thank you George.
Douglas Hunt
beautifully done!
Kent Brewer replied
Thank you Douglas.
ANNETTE HAGGER
you havd painted so much luminosity in this..so beautfiully painted….....anna : )
Kent Brewer replied
Thanks again Anna. You have the gift of encouragement.
Kate Eller
Oh this is really a lovely watercolor. What beautiful contrast you have created here. Just had to say also that I will always remember my one and only visit to fredricksburg while on a trip out west years ago. Very memorable and interesting little town. So many interesting shops and restaurants. You are a very talented artist.
Kent Brewer replied
Thanks for the very kind remarks.
Yes, Fredericksburg is very interesting. There’s an old train tunnel near there with over 2 million bats. Quite a sight!
Ellen
Very beautifully done!
Kent Brewer replied
Thanks Ellen and I’m honored that you added this to your favorites.
Lily Van Dyck
Beautiful!
Leslie Gustafson
Wonderful work!!
arnene
Nice composition, nice leaving of whites for water, I thought, you could have reduced crowding in the background trees far away and they could be with soft edges? just a suggestion, painting is very nice and colours are COOL…