Roses © Tracy Hall 20092.25" x 1.75" watercolour on board
I don't often paint roses, but for this miniature I couldn't resist these and felt like trying something a little different. A quick post, but I had another go at a video and you can watch it below or click on the picture above to see it full size (I suggest selecting 'HQ' to watch in high quality). I hope you like it - it was much easier than my earlier attempt...and its shorter :) The black shape you can see in the top right is the magnifying glass.
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14 comments:
Great fun to watch you paint, Tracy! Thanks for sharing this. A lovely painting of the roses too!!
Gorgeous Roses Tracy! I'm just totally impressed how fast you can move the tip of that brush when you really get excited about your work :)
Thanks for the fun and educational videos showing how painstaking miniatures can be!
Glad you enjoyed it Chris! Thanks Wes - the chap playing the fiddle over my shoulder was a tad distracting though :)
Thanks for sharing. The painting is lovely, as usual. :)
Lovely video Tracy, really enjoyed watching you create this beautiful miniature! Lesley
Very nice Tracy, you do beautiful work, I'm behind as usual, my summer is going by so quickly. Love your poppy too and your gannets.
Beautiful work Tracy. Thanks for sharing and the video too!
The beauty of your art is irresistible! Thanks for sharing your talent with us.
Tracy, I've just found your blog and this is my favorite of your beautiful paintings. Thank you for sharing the actual creation of your artistry with us on You Tube. I really want to create miniature paintings for sale and haven't painted daily in years. I'm hoping to soak up inspiration and tips from your website! Again, thank you for sharing your talent.
Jody
http://minileapsandbounds.blogspot.com/
oh im trying to paint some roses at the minute, what a wonderful find!!!
kind wishes
Absolutely stunning Tracy. So fun to watch you paint...
Well thank you all very much ladies, I'm really pleased you liked it!
Tracy, I just LOVE it when you put videos together! They are so much fun to watch! (My though...you had to work quickly in order to finish the painting at the exact same time as the violinist) As always, I just love your work! You are a wonder!
PS By the way...What WAS that violin music? It was really pretty...
Glad you liked it Mary :)
Just looked up the music and it is Bach's Violin Sonata No. 1 in G minor played by Christiane Edinger.
Good of her to finish when she did wasn't it?!
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