The Power of Watercolor with Mary Whyte
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ส.ค. 2024
- Every July, watercolorists come together to celebrate World Watercolor Month and share how this soft, dreamy water-based artwork is an accessible medium for everyone.
Mary Whyte, an American figurative artist internationally known for her watercolors including our past exhibition, "We The People: Portraits of Veterans in America," shares with us her inspiration and how art positively impacts the lives of Veterans.
Thumbnail photo by Jack Alterman
So touching and impactful. Thank you.
wonderful paintings
I love watercolor painting, I love this very thoughtful video.
Some of these portraits will make you cry - the emotion on the paper is fantastic. Mary Whyte paints the soul of a person and does it with watercolor! My husband gave me the book for Christmas and I kept saying, "this isn't watercolor, it's magic." Just a beautiful book. Thank you! - from Jo Ann Dongweck
Watercolour is always called a lesser medium by they who can not master its complexity…it’s actually the best!
Truth!!!!
My first medium was watercolor, because I thought it would be easier to learn. LOL!!!!!
Years later, just for kicks and giggles, I took a portrait oil painting class. My first oil painting was good enough to sell. It was soooooo much easier than watercolor. But I love the challenge and complexity of watercolor.
Stunning and such a great honor and tribute to all who have served. Putting it in my cart right now!
A wonderful watercolour artist and painter ! Mary's work exhibits a broad and beautiful aesthetic oeuvre with stimulating emotive and dynamic narratives !
My favorite watercolorist.
Genius.
And Dean Mitchell
Wow! What an amazing project.
Absolutely stunning pieces of work
Fantastic idea and paintings 👍🙏🇩🇰
Amazing works - soulful !