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First ever water color - I didn't dilute b/c I didn't want to. It was fun - not sure if I like oil or watercolor better yet - I just know I am hooked on painting ~ lol. Please, I would appreciate any and all opinions/comments. Do you think this is more folk artsy?
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Maurizio Miele 02 Jul 2013
Great work !karen Salley'Rice 31 Mar 2010
wonderful use of color, great work!Grace Engel 26 Feb 2010
very vivid and expressive and great use of and choice of colours , not as easy as it may appear .Thankyou for sharingSigridur Bachmann 19 Feb 2010
Splendid capture.the vibrant colors are super!Very well done !Olga van Dijk 03 Nov 2009
amazing abstract. What a great color combo!! Very pleasant for the eye! Love and light, olgaCalvin McFarlane 03 Nov 2009
i think this is a beautiful painting and the colors are darn right glorious. as to a choice between mediums its safest to say use what works. i primarily use watercolors but still paint in oils and sometimes acrylics. i love all three but have the greatest affinity for the watercolors. i love their transparency, their "lightness" and their immediate nature. i think if you were to continue painting in the manner of the above piece you would probably be better off using acrylics. they are an opaque medium at heart and lend themselves better to being applied as you have applied the paint here. i hope i have not overstepped any bounds in this comment.KC CHANG 20 Oct 2009
BRILLIANT!Sharon Gonzalez 17 Oct 2009
WOW THIS IS A BEAUTY, MARCY.Heloisa Castro 17 Oct 2009
marvelous!jo brown 17 Oct 2009
Love the colors!!!lillianhibiscus 17 Oct 2009
Stunning and vibrant.jamie winter 17 Oct 2009
realy very wonderful work!!!!!!!!Maria Anna Machado 17 Oct 2009
BEAUTIFUL WORK...Nira Dabush 17 Oct 2009
The colour use is FANTASTIC, MJ... It seems like a lot of fun to do... it has a feel of a design to it. It look more like gouache, I must say. In watercolour, you have to mix it with water, to get transparencies. ANYWAY... Bravo... enjoy it.