A Simple Beginning

Step 1. Wet paper
Step 2. Apply paint
Step 3. Let dry

[JackieR]

If only it was that easy!!! Looking forwards to seeing the end pictures! Fav

[Milanie]

Me of absolutely no artistic ability is finding this quite interesting

[Esther Rosenberg]

wet paper? I had no idea. Great shot to add to the series.

[Joan Robillard]

Hey I could handle that. LOL love your series.

[Shutterbug]

Looks like it might be a sky or then again maybe it’s water or something else entirely. Looking forward to seeing it develop.

[Lou Ann]

Lovely so far. 🥰

[bkb in the city]

Nice shot

[Ann H. LeFevre]

This is going to be pretty- I like how it's begun!

[Ellen Bogenschutz]

Patience! Water color is a 12 Step Program!

[Kathy]

A-ha! A smooth beginning.

[Julie Duncan]

Yes!

[Marilyn Wigen]

I could probably get this far. But you have turned it into a lovely photo with your eye and composition skills. I probably could not do that!

[moni kozi]

Niiiceeee!!!!! Good start.

[Diana]

Such a lovely composition and capture, love the colours. Seems that you have started on a sky ;-)

[Kathy A]

Wet the paper! Who would have thought!

[Renee Salamon]

simple compositions are always so attractive - love it

[Susan Wakely]

That’s where I go wrong. Always in a rush to complete the job.

[Terri]

Ahh, I can do that! Love your easy tutorials. Simple yet effective props.

[KWind]

Super image.

[Leslie]

I'm thinking sky and good to know...Wet The Paper

[Tunia McClure]

I'm loving this series.

[katy]

@30pics4jackiesdiamond I know Right?! Thanks for that FAV
@milaniet I am so happy to hear that Milanie
@dutchothotmailcom It isn't required but it is a technique that gives a softer look to the painting thank yo Esther
@joansmor why not give it a shot? Thank you Joan
@shutterbug49 You might be right Debbie thank you
@louannwarren so sweet of you Lou Ann
@bkbinthecity so nice of you to say thanks bunches
@olivetreeann I am glad you thinks so Ann
@theredcamera LOL! So true and maybe that is why I struggle
@randystreat that does make a difference in the ending
@juliedduncan thank you Julie
@marilyn I feel like you could but thank you so much for always being so positive
@monikozi LOL! love that enthusiasm
@ludwigsdiana thank you Diana and you migh be right
@kjarn It just gives a softer look to the painting Kathy
@rensala I feel the same way Renee thank you so much
@wakelys I think that is my problem for sure
@madamelucy The third step is the hardest for me. So glad you like it Terri
@kwind that is really very nice of you to say Kim thank you
@lesip you might be right but wait and see
@tunia I am really happy to hear that Tunia

[Mary Siegle]

It looks like you’re off to a good beginning. I’m looking forward to seeing this piece further in the process.

[katy]

@mcsiegle Thank you Mary. I will probably show it in some different stages.