Ann's orange bow window

Thank you Ann for allowing us to paint from your photo.
This is done in watercolor. I liked Ellen's idea of decluttering the balcony. But i think the mop would have been an interesting addition, now that i think of it. But without the rest of the clutter, it wouldn't have made sense.
That brick wall makes you dizzy if you stare too long :)
Otherwise, a fun project. I liked doing it, even if the intense editing effect in the photo made it hard to figure out shadows ;)
@monikozi

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[Jacqueline]

Great perspective and colours!

[JackieR]

awesome is all I can say!! @monikozi

[Ellen Bogenschutz]

@monikozi Wow, this really turned out so well! Your perspective on the bay window is very good and the windows on the adjacent building. Kudos also for all the detail on the brick. Glad to see another rendition of it.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Wow- this is so interesting to see how one would approach this shot as a painting rather than a photo. I'm honored your group selected one of my photos to work on!

[Susan Wakely]

I really like the way that you have left It loose at the top and bottom. You have done this so well with the perspective and vibrant colours.

[katy]

@monikozi Excellent detail work as only you can do and a masterful application of watercolor! So well done!

[Kathy A]

This is really good, those bricks start moving in a wave motion if you look at them for too long.

[moni kozi]

Thank you very much, @jacqbb @30pics4jackiesdiamond @theredcamera @olivetreeann @wakelys @grammyn and @kjarn
I tried doing the bricks another way, and so i screwed it. Just a bit. But that is quite fine.
Just don't stare at it for too long :)

[Sally Ings]

@monikozi the colour is wonderful. Super rendition of Ann's photo.

[moni kozi]

Thank you very much, @salza