Zen stones

Katy put it out there to paint her stone stack - https://365project.org/grammyn/365/2020-09-16
Here is my attempt.
Sally

[Sally Ings]

@jacqbb @summerfield @grammyn @wakelys @casablanca @monikozi @serendypyty @30pics4jackiesdiamond @theredcamera
Katy I took up your challenge

[summerfield]

looks great, sally. what medium did you use? the shadows, the textures and the colours are perfect. aces! @salza

[Ellen Bogenschutz]

@salza This turned out so well, really great shadows. Very gravity defying.

[Sally Ings]

@summerfield Vikki, I used watercolours but not wet on wet, mostly wet on dry

[JackieR]

Show off!! It looks so real!!!!

[katy]

@salza totally impressed! The colors, the shading, and the speed of accomplishment! And in watercolor no less! FAV

[Sally Ings]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond they're not that difficult to paint. In my humble opinion much easier than your sweetpeas 😀

[Sally Ings]

@theredcamera @grammyn thank you

[moni kozi]

@salza These are perfect. I was wondering why Katy re-posted the photo.
I'm with Jackie here: you show off!!!!
You've done an awesome job.

[JackieR]

I love how you used the tecture of the paper to get the pebble textures (and my show off comment is a toungue in cheek, jealous, compliment Sally! x) @salza

[Cazzi]

@salza How did you get the mottled stone effect? The stones look so real. Fab!

[Jacqueline]

@salza This looks wonderful, well done Sally!

[Kathy]

Well done. I like the shading of the colors and the shadows.

[Sally Ings]

@monikozi thank you Monika
@30pics4jackiesdiamond no offence taken Jackie 😀
@serendypyty Cazzi I think it is the texture of the paper that gave the mottled effect. It only showed up once the paint had dried
@jacqbb @randystreat thank you Jacqueline and Kathy

[Kathy A]

This is great, well done