Bee Watercolor Painting Update

The watercolor painting is 18" x 14" on paper. Below are a few detail pictures of the bottom half of the painting.

Throwback. . .

Throwback to the first painting I sold. Always striving to learn and improve . . .

More Photos From Work . . .

I have not updated the blog as often as I liked but I'm enjoying pushing and learning, when it comes to watercolors and overall art. Just continuing to fall forward. :) Below is a closer detail view of the elephant painting that seems to never end.

Some Just Attract Bees

It's been little over a year, since I started experimenting with watercolors. My current watercolor painting project is on paper 18" x 24". Although I have previously sketched out the entire concept, I've decided to develop the painting by sections. The first section (shown below) has an area of 7" x 13".

Here are more detailed photographs of the painting. . .

But. . .why honeybees though?!

Some people are just more prone to attract bees. Eventually the harsh stings of the day start to loose their influence.

Capturing the Moments

 Starting to believe photography is all about capturing the moment. You cannot second guess and allow doubt seep in. Seize the opportunity, point, and click. We all waste too many precious moments in our life pondering.

-C.M. Morrison

10/04/2016 Perks of Work

Just some perks of work. . . enjoying the silent back roads of Texas and Texas wildflowers. No Photoshop was used.