Winter in Pastel

Thats awesome guys!! Great job!!

Thank you J.D.!

Same with me, my darling friend!

And how well your creation came out! Your sky is so well mixed and that snowfield is really catching all eyes!
The highlights on the evergreens are an excellent addition to Bob's idea.

SUPER my dear, and thanks again!!

Thank you Voy!
I did not manage to produce mid ground bushes and decided to add a bit of snow to the evergreens instead as the tree on the left was covered with the snow. I did not want evergreens were envy. :)

love your strokes sunny!winter really grabs in this...im getting cold looking at it.cheers my friend.P

Thank you Pietro! I hope you have a warm jacket and scarf not to get frozen! It is a long way to the cabin with fireplace. ;)

Oh boy..Sounds like an invite!!We are heading up to bah Harbor Maine soon ..Artist's delight..I'm bringing my travel stuff and painting away..Lots of cliffs,lighthouses and ocean up there!!!

@Pietro, I will be looking forward your painted travel report!

@Tom, yes, it was very nice to paint along! I am in self isolation that finished yesterday, but since I have food enough for a week I will stay longer in self isolation. Here I have found old 8 years old gouache and since there was nothing else to do on my weekends I decided to learn it and I wanted to paint really badly.
Thank you for your kind words! I am very happy that you liked gouache. It behaves nice and some behavior I already learnt how to handle. Need to learn how to make clouds. Also wanted to share with you that I will be trying water colors again I got absolutely stunning brushes as present. May be I can take a lesson from you?

Oh Tom, thank you very much. Your kind words make me extremely happy. Thank you for them! You are absolutely right about learning and practicing! I hope one day I'll sell my painting for 1 million dollars! :)