Abstractions in Watercolor.
Satin like, Sage green in soft accents contrasting with its opposite, Light Red.
Throw in a dash of Daniel Smith Indigo to merge into the two and we have a wonderfully organic abstract.

Soft… Sage Green
Its a case of how one thing, leads to another.
The previous post Beautiful Jade Emerald Greens In Oils,
nudged me with the “green” idea.
Those greens were very strong. Very dynamic.
Then there was the next inspiration. Watercolor Inspired by Peace
It also helped with the creation of this image and this post.
Leading me to on a softer path.
Creating a more soothing green.
Painting’s Design
If you look, you can see the “Z” pattern shape design. It is a handy method to lead the viewers into your art image. This has pulled the eye towards the fascinating melting of color & shape patterns on the lower left side.
Technically, the edges aren’t great.
Neither is the placement for the focal point in the perfect location.
I’ll give it a pass.
I enjoy the image anyway.
….finding the positives and leaving the painting alone!
Paints
The Watercolors I used were:
Indigo blue Daniel Smith
plus Cobalt Teal Blue mixed with White.
That must be Poseidon’s violin, made from octopus tentacle material.
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perfect! Anneli, you got it…. I nearly titled the post with a musical theme. But, figured it would really confuse the readers I do have LOL
The readers show up for ART (watercolors, really)
and they get gold panning, the meaning of zen, horses, cats, dogs, hiking, coffee tea and mulberry – you name it!
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One of the things I love about art is that everyone sees something different as a painting triggers associations in our memories and imaginations.
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yes indeed. and I absolutely always ❤ love hearing yours! 🙂
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Oh, it’s just a bit of fun. Glad you don’t mind hearing my crazy ideas.
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creative imaginative…. LOVE IT!! especially, as you go further, in depth with More….. 🙂
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❤️
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Beautiful painting. . I could see a ballet dancer in the colors !
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thanks Himali!! that is so awesome, I love hearing what and how others are interpreting the art and colors. It is all so fascinating. thank you again for sharing 🙂 cheers, Debi
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Cheers ! 🙂
Smiles and hugs ❤
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I like it! I love to see the different colours mingling together, gently bleeding into one another and I can spend ages staring at the lovely patterns and shapes they create….
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yes…. its That Part, thats the best part for me too! I don’t want to look for long at tight stiff, traditional subjects – they do not seem Relaxing, like these natural flowing organic shapes. I too, can look a long time at those! 🙂
Thank You, Evelyn.
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