Hi Roger,

I agree with Myrna, colors are EVERYTHING!

I'm a big fan of red and lime green in your works, (also bright teals and hot orange are among my favorite colors)

The fish and the clock and the fruit are my favorites up there.

Anyone who creates with color, whether it's art or knitting or jewelry-making, acquires a way of looking at color combinations in everything. When I go outside and see the nature combinations, the pink/green in summer against a white wall or picket fence looks fantastic, or dark mulberry colors with deep forest green, or different shades of green pine/fir trees with brown pinecones, the plant & flower combinations in every day life are great inspirations for artworks. Also ocean/sky blues together are intriguing, where the sky meets the water in different shades of blue.

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<sub>Greetings Roger...

Sir Rodger ... love the journey,

the thread here is great , paintings and all.

Always with your best foot foreword :) Thank you!</sub>

Thomas,

What a delight to have you view my work.

Glad you enjoyed.

Roger

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Hi Roger,

I agree with Myrna, colors are EVERYTHING!

I'm a big fan of red and lime green in your works, (also bright teals and hot orange are among my favorite colors)

The fish and the clock and the fruit are my favorites up there.

Anyone who creates with color, whether it's art or knitting or jewelry-making, acquires a way of looking at color combinations in everything. When I go outside and see the nature combinations, the pink/green in summer against a white wall or picket fence looks fantastic, or dark mulberry colors with deep forest green, or different shades of green pine/fir trees with brown pinecones, the plant & flower combinations in every day life are great inspirations for artworks. Also ocean/sky blues together are intriguing, where the sky meets the water in different shades of blue.

In the clock I used Goauche. The colours are so lovely and strong and fairly and fairly opaque.

I had a great night tonight at a portrait lesson. Very slow to get drawing done but need to take care as I want to overpaint in watercolour.

Roger