This next one is the sky reflected in the water. Not sure about it but again when painting you have the freedom to create what you want and although I have never quilt seen a sky like this it is my art.
I love this next one. It reminds me of the tropics.
Lastly just a plain old blue sky. For these I go back in with the white to create the clouds after the blues have dried. Important again to leave some white so you can scrub in some clouds. The streaks in the upper right where made by dragging the handle end of my brush through the wet paint on the fabric.
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wow, those are all so beautiful and unique. the last one looks so realistic and like so many beautiful skies i've seen in "real life"!
Nice job Judy. It will be fun to see how you use them!
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Hi Judy,
I grew up in West Point, GA, so I do have a special interest in arists from GA! I absolutely love your art and your fabric quilts. I just bought my first Bernina but would so love to do what you do because I also paint. These paintings are beautiful and I am looking forward to see what you do with them.
Gorgeous! Looking forward to seeing them in your quilts!
Wow they are beautiful, I'll have to try it sometime.
I've just started reading you on a regular basis - wow, I LOVE the River Bank piece! Such texture!!!!
Those are fabulous, Judy! The last one looks like an oil painting. Just gorgeous!
Love these...especially the cloudy blue sky!
Love these!! The colors are gorgeous and I really like the sky painting! Be sure to show us what you do with them!!
They're all beautiful, Judy, and that last one is SO realistic! I've never used a hake brush for painting, but I have several from the days of applying kiln wash to kiln shelves. I think I'll give them a try!
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