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The cool weather has found us this week, and we awaken to temps in the 30s and 40s -- BRRR -- a reminder that the marvelous fall weather we've been enjoying will soon come to an end, winter will settle in, and the holidays will begin in earnest. For me, I'm still waiting for the reds to show up on the trees!! LOL
Still, the colors here in Piedmont North Carolina are intensifying, and dropping. Already the crunch of footfalls can be made in the growing leaf litter, and more of the sky is visible through the tree canopy. Sunshine is far less intense, and the morning shadows are long and long. The season is fast moving forward.
Thought I'd play a bit with watercolor and do a quick study of our viburnum ... a mix of gold and scarlet, and luscious, dark berries that are just ripe for a bird feast.
Hope you have a great week!
Lin Frye
North Carolina
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Viburnum Berries - Lin Frye
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Beautiful fall watercolor, it captures that crunchy cold fall feeling really well. :-) I love the fall leaves, but hate what it means for the coming winter. brrrr!!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful fall watercolor, it captures that crunchy cold fall feeling really well. :-) I love the fall leaves, but hate what it means for the coming winter. brrrr!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful color combination! Yes, signs of the season!
ReplyDeleteOrange and purple are complementary colours: this water-paint shows how wonderful and well balanced they are together.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Lin!
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