Bees on Canvas

It's been a while since the last time I painted on a canvas. 
I've been so in love with my watercolor paper that I have neglected my stack of canvases.

I got a lot of positive response to my "Bee Happy", so I decided to make some more Bees.
These small canvases are 30x30 cm (12"x12") with silver frame.

Bee Happy

Sometimes it’s a challenge to know what to do with the background when nothing seems to show up on its own. So I left it for a day and I came back to it yesterday.
To my surprise I spotted the black and yellow stripes and decided to go with my intuition and create a bee.

And, I remembered to take photos from start to finish.
Watercolor paper and passepartoute. It will be framed in a black frame 50x70 cm.

"Bee Happy"

From start to finish.

Friendsheep

It seems like I’ve developed a special relationship, or perhaps a ‘friendsheep’, with sheep these past weeks. 
They keep showing up while I’m working on my backgrounds.
He’s not perfect… but I've embraced his imperfections and I now think he's the sweetest thing and truly one of a kind.
Painted on watercolor paper and will be framed in a black frame 50x70 cm (about 20"x28").

 This is how he started out.

Time to Shine

This little guy is Milo.
He showed up while working on a new background for class.

Time to shine, Milo!

The Flying Sheep

New painting created in Kelly Rae Roberts class.

This time, I remembered to take some photos during the process.

"The Flying Sheep"

From Start to Finish:

Four Intuitive Friends

This week I've had a really great time in my painting studio. I'm in a good flow. 
I've finished three painting this week.
All of them are painted on watercolor paper with passepartoute and black frame 50x70 cm.

Yesterday I had the most amazing experience when I painted this new piece in only one day.
I was working on a background when these four guys showed up unannounced.
I'm so pleased with it!
To have a great imagination is priceless when you work with intuitive painting.

 I also made this one earlier this week.