I wanted to see how different mediums affected how an item was portrayed in art. I picked a sansevieria (mother-in-law's tongue) as my subject, and set about experimenting.
This first painting is in watercolour and ink - a pen and wash.
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I've decided to have a series of three. Do come back and see the others.
Dear Pat I will be back. This one turned out super. Take care and have a great Easter weekend. Hugs!
ReplyDeleteWe call it 'Snake Plant' over here....I wonder if that's a reference to 'Mother-in-law's tongue'.....? lol Lovely sketch!
ReplyDeleteVery good! We call this plant 'women's tongue' in Holland, but I like your name better. Not all women have a sharp tongue, don't you agree?
ReplyDeleteThanks,Debbie! Hope you have a wonderful Easter.
ReplyDeleteSnake plant? That's another good name. 😁
ReplyDeleteJudy, absolutely agree...but also, not all mother in laws have a sharp tongue either. So maybe Snake plant is best 😁
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