Boundaries - watercolour ©Caroline Soer 2011
Dry stone walls create field boundaries. This is a watercolour and gouache painting on gessoed mountboard for Illustration Friday. Click to enlarge if you like! Landscapes aren't usually my 'thing', but I fancied having a go at one last weekend to try to capture memories of the verdant landscape we enjoyed while walking this summer near Crosthwaite in the English Lake District.
Caroline, this is really, really lovely. I love seeing the texture of the brushstrokes when you look at the enlarged version. Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteYou captered that English feeling very well here!!!
ReplyDeleteLovely painting and that green is so soothing!
have a nice day!
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Wow! A sweet darling painting!
ReplyDeleteI love your brush strokes! So clam, peaceful and rejuvenated!
This is fantastic Caroline. I was just thinking to myself that I rarely see a landscape picture done by you. You captured the green of the Isle and those picturesque rock walls perfectly. The textures are so that I want to reach out and touch them.
ReplyDeletethis is beautiful! love the texture
ReplyDeletethe colours are amazing!
ReplyDeletethe colours are amazing!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, just beautiful.
ReplyDeleteDelish! I want to roll down the green and crash land into the beautiful buildings down below. This post even smells good- like spring green.
ReplyDeleteIf landscapes are not your thing , um...this one is Brilliant, for not being your thing...had me fooled Ms. Caroline!
First, what a delicious painting!
ReplyDeleteSecond, I was going to do something similar only showing sheep in each patch of land. Clever minds think alike :)
This is really delightful caroline!
Beautiful and such gorgeous texture!
ReplyDeleteI love the texture in this painting, especially in the foreground. Beautiful!
ReplyDelete...you should make landscapes your thing! I love everything about this painting...the color, the texture, the composition! Beautiful...
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely gorgeous--LUMINOUS! Landscapes aren't usually my thing either, but I really like looking at them, especially something like this. Where do you get the ideas for these techniques? This seems perfect for this scene. I especially like the flowers and grasses in the foreground.
ReplyDeleteThis is a beauty. So happy you visited my blog again. I will keep you posted about my new venture.
ReplyDeleteThis is very pretty. I love the unusual placement on the page. I can "picture" myself there, seeing what you see. There is so much depth and interest here.
ReplyDeleteCaroline, landscapes should definitely become your thing! This is beautiful.
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