Charlie, the founder of Doodlewash and World Watercolor Month, has given us thought-provoking prompts this year; these are my interpretations for the fourth week. The paintings are not meant to be masterpieces. The point is to simply enjoy the process of painting and not worry about the end product so much.
I’m grateful to have such a wonderful quarantine partner, and I miss being with so many other family members and friends.
Evidently, male Bettas need to be kept apart or they become aggressive and fight. My niece, Katie, has a Betta named Dave 🙂
Generally, we have an abundance of corn in Ohio by now, but because of an extremely wet spring, corn is more precious this year. Freshly picked corn on the cob is a summertime treat!
As a kid, it seemed like my Dad’s pocket knife was magic. He could make or fix just about everything with it!
You probably already know how much I enjoy The Monkees and their music. This is their star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Our neighbors have a string of Edison light bulbs on their deck, and they look so festive at night!
Complementary colors, like blue and orange, when placed side by side, create a pleasing contrast and enhance each other. When mixed, they cancel each other out and make a neutral color.
There are only three days left of the WWCM celebration. Thanks for stopping by, and please stay safe!
World Watercolor Month is an annual global charitable event featuring the ultimate challenge of 31 Watercolors is 31 Days! Artists around the globe come together to paint the world with beautiful watercolor and help raise awareness for arts education to get art supplies for kids who need them. If you want to know more or help deserving children get art supplies, please check out the official WWCM website here.
Carol's Creative Papers 