Trio Birch 2014
by Kathy Braud
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11.000 x 15.000 inches
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Title
Trio Birch 2014
Artist
Kathy Braud
Medium
Painting - Watercolor And Ink
Description
I experienced a wonderful paper birch tree in Southwestern Minnesota that was so beautiful in early fall, I just wanted to paint it. It had lovely white surface bark and curling bark that left orange under layers and also little black marks all over the tree. The scene was part of a very green forest area, so I worked at varying their colors. I played with my special ink pen on this painting so to capture the intricate activity noted on the surface of the tree bark.
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October 8th, 2014
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Comments (27)
Kathy Braud
Thank you, Laurel, for bringing the birch tree up close to us. The inside of the bark is an orange color, stripes of black are on the outside and they are such a friendly tree... not too big and they grow up with friends.
Laurel Adams
Kathy, as I am strolling thru your images in the Twilight of your Tribute contest...tonight’s gaze is resting upon a flurry of my personal favorites of your strikingly beautiful portfolio and will not have in depth commentary but seek to CAST a FLOW of BEAUTY into the comment STREAM for viewer Delight! I hope you enjoy...thank you for sharing your glimpses of amazing colour, light and form with us ALL. Your life’s work is a TREASURE.
Sharon Nelson-Bianco
Hi Kathy, your work always stuns me - such beautiful bright colors and your own wonderful style. I want to paint like you when I grow up! (I think I'm older than you - LOL). Wonderful work! Best regards, Sharon
Kathy Braud replied:
Thank you, Sharon. Your comment really warms my soul..... I do not know how people react to my art..... so am really happy to hear you like it and why. thank you !
Maria Hunt
Revisiting this wonderful work to congratulate you as 'Artist of the Month' for June 2017 for Exquisite Florals.. Your work is incredible and I am so pleased that you are recognized for the talented artist that you are...
Kathy Braud replied:
Thank you, Maria. so nice to visit my works and find your lovely comments there.
Studio Tolere
This is so well done kathy. It sparkles with life and shines with each artistic choice you made here. L/f
Kathy Braud replied:
Thank you, Studio Tolere, for the lovely comment. I really appreciate your support to my inner thoughts.
Michele Myers
Wonderful abstracted study of bark by a true colorist, Kathy - bet you has fun doing this piece - L.F!
Studio Tolere
This is full of strength,beauty,and creative design .Your love for this tree and attentio to the rise and fall of its rhythms permeates the painting. Big l/f
Kathy Braud replied:
Wonderful thoughts, Studio Tolere! When I was first painting outside, it was such a big project. with Start overs......
Dorothy Pugh
Fantastic semi-abstract! Terrific color and shape combinations, and even the tiniest thumbnail of it looks great: the subject is as obvious as a photo. l/f
Randy Rosenberger
What a fine piece of artwork for me to proudly display on our Featured Artwork section of our Homepage, within our family of friends and fine artists, in our Wisconsin Flowers and Scenery group. LIKED & FAVED Forever, Elvis, Randy B. Rosenberger (WFS group administrator)
Jim Fitzpatrick
Wonderful painting and colors! fv
Kathy Braud replied:
Thank you, Jim. Glad you like! I think it is the black ink that sets off the birch and makes it pop.
Lisa Knechtel
What a pleasing cacophony of colour! You have captured the beauty of the peeling birch so elegantly! Well done! (and yes, that is the spider in "Along Came a Spider") L/F
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