Chris Beck is an artist I admire enormously. Six months ago she started a blog called 'Brush - Paper - Water' to celebrate, in a typically generous fashion, the versatility and incredible range of watercolour through the work of other artists. I'm very honoured to be featured with my miniatures this week, if a little humbled by the stunning company! It's really worthwhile to browse through the other artists she has chosen to highlight to date, and really does serve to illustrate what an amazing medium watercolour is. Thank you Chris!
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Chris's blog is indeed a wonderful resource and watercolour showcase, but your fabulous minis and painting expertise fit right in!
Congratulations Tracy!
What absolute fun for me to click on the site (not knowing that you would be there) and realize before seeing your name that it was our Tracy!!! I love that site and visit it regularly. Small world, huh??? Congrats on the exposure.
Tracy, Great blog!. Your paintings are amazing, I cannot believe the detail in such a small size WOW!
What a great write up and loved seeing your pieces all together like that! I really love the way you work!
Hey Tracy!!! Was so glad to see the wonderful article Chris did on you! Well deserved! Your work just continues to amaze me and also make me giggle how you found miniatures and it was like the shoe fitting...it was meant to be. We miss you over at the Artcolony!!! Stay well. Janie
Tracy your work looks brilliant on this feature. Scanning them certainly seems to work as the detail really shows. Well done on being there and for Chris Beck for sharing your work with a wider audience! Lesley
Thanks for the lovely comments, Chris has put together a really terrific blog there hasn't she?!
Sorry Janie, will pop into the back room soon :)
Hi Tracy, your amazing paintings are a MUST on this watercolor site. Congratulations for being featured there. I am so happy for you.
hello.
Im from Mexico and find your blog, well, i dont have a excelet level of english, but, y will try to say that: "thankyou"... i begin to manipulate the color, and see you, and everything that you are, the ideas come to my head.
You are great.
i hope you understand me.
greeting since mexico.
Thanks so much Doris. Welcome Janeth and thank you for your lovely comment :)
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