Carrie McKenzie

Peinture florale à l'aquarelle : des gribouillis étape par étape : texture, contraste tonal et une touche d'or.

Hi Haeshing, another lovely painting - great title and love the poem.  You have achieved some really nice colours on the seed heads. The tiny spikes on the stems and the smallest seed head are great, just the right amount and different directions. but perhaps a few less needed on the top two seedheads which also look a bit more feathery than spikey. Otherwise, well done and thank you for sharing. Best wishes, Carrie

Hi Carrie,
You made me smile—I actually laughed at myself after I added so many spiky paper pins! I was just so excited, and only later realized your painting didn’t have that many. But that’s how I learn—through my own happy accidents:)  
And that’s one of the many things I appreciate about you. You always give thoughtful feedback, and that’s why you’re my top teacher. I keep painting and keep coming back to your classes because I truly love your lessons. 
Also, since I don’t have Transparent Orange, I used regular orange—so the color turned out a bit off. But it’s all part of the process. This flower feels totally different from the others I’ve painted, and I really enjoyed that. 
Please keep creating and sharing your unique teaching style—I just love it:)

<img srcset="https://static.skillshare.com/uploads/project/baaf180048fe544683797db4485ed108/9998334c.jpeg 600w, https://static.skillshare.com/uploads/project/baaf180048fe544683797db4485ed108/9998334c.jpeg 1000w" sizes="(max-width: 600px) 600px, 100vw" src="https://static.skillshare.com/uploads/project/baaf180048fe544683797db4485ed108/9998334c.jpeg" loading="lazy" alt="Spirals of Stillness - image 1 - student project">
Spirals of Stillness
 
In golden hush they stand and sway, 
Curled arms tracing time's soft decay.
Stillness speaks where silence grows, 
In nature's spiral, presence flows.

Spirals of Stillness

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