I Feel It

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watercolor impressionist landscape, mountain in summer, debiriley.com

Watercolor Mountain.   How.  did I do “that”?

I know it.  I feel it.   I walked it.

watercolor impressionist landscape, mountain in summer, debiriley.com
Watercolor A Mountain In Summer, debiriley.com

 

This would be nothing.

Just a clinical recording, had I no feeling for the location.   Had I not been there, had there been no special memory.

If it were just a mere photograph recording the pretty scene.  But I feel this place.

Its where my dog Laura and I went for one of her last drives.   To this valley overlooking the Olympic Mountains.

 

Read more about How I paint “that”  in my upcoming and longer… post!

 

 

 

 

 

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23 thoughts on “I Feel It”

  2. Pingback: I Feel It — debi riley | Tracey-anne's WordPress Blog

    1. thanks Deborah; its been 12 years so I can look back easier nowdays. My Post will wait just a bit. I’d had a set back with some art being copied…. so am in the midst of handling it.

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  5. connection will always be there when you have seen the place personally. add to that if wonderful memories accompany such connection. to me the resulting interpretation of a creation will definitely show the feelings involved. amazing!

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  12. Adding depth to a work of art through your connection with this particular place is very obvious. I felt something special about it even before I read the post about why it is so special. I bitter sweet memory I would imagine.

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    1. Thanks Rich, I appreciate your thoughtful comments!
      I always try to explain, why – I don’t just “copy” from a meaningless pretty photo.
      that there must be, Content. Must be feeling. I don’t think a lot of ‘beginners’ know this. so in my classes, this is one of the first topics.

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