Mieux vaut taire la colère. Les mots blessants, indélébiles, portent à l’équilibre la balance des peines de qui les ouït, de qui les dit. Mieux vaut taire la colère. Le temps efface les mots qui ne sont pas dits.

G is for...Glorious Goat! For @KarinWanderer 's #ArtABCs alphabet prompt series.

Cottage in Lauterbrunnen. Direct Watercolor. 12"x9", 140lb Arches Cold Press.

a little watercolor that I made

There was flat, uninteresting light in my room, so I decided to imagine my own dramatic lighting. (A really fun exercise!) If you look closely, you'll spot the shadow of a penguin; Feathers McGraw is standing in the hallway... waiting for me.

a little watercolor that I made

Happy meownday!

a little watercolor that I made

House in Zaanse Schans. Direct Watercolor. 12"x9", 140lb Arches Cold Press.

the unspoken path to another

A cat, with a scarf, again. 😸

Lake Laberge.
#Watercolour on paper, 11x14 inches.
#Watercolor #YukonArt
Painting of the day 1806.

Places I‘ll never be

I've been sketching a lot in blue lately.

New artwork and more thoughts on my process:
https://juliabausenhardt.com/sketches-in-blue/

Fire, walk with me.

Just vibing in the sunshine 🎶 ☀️

So this was supposed to be a study but i went and did my own thing (more like the watercolors went and did their own thing as usual)

Rue da Madalena, Lisbon. Direct Watercolor. 12"x9", 140lb Arches Cold Press.

After a dark, wet December in The Hague, man, did I need that wonderful sun in Portugal.

Calle Real, El Almendral. Direct Watercolor. 12"x9", 140lb Arches Cold Press.

Today’s painting. I tried for a higher horizon and a more realistic approach. Colors: ultramarine, cobalt teal, Hansa, raw sienna, burnt sienna, green gold. Brushes: 8, 2, rigger.

This is from a FB group challenge. I’m getting into the Halloween spirit.
Flight of the ravens.
#Watercolour on paper, 8x10 in. #Watercolor #YukonArt
Painting of the day 1692.

Silly owl!

A bit of Rice-A-Roni cheer on a gloomy day

Watercolor and ink

30 min gouache chicken sketch no 26. Again done using only red, white and black paint (except for the eye, which has a bit of yellow added), but this time the red was English Red rather than Scarlet Red as in the two before.

I'm quite happy how this one turned out :)

hippo painting study

Another woodland scene inspired by Superior National Forest