I still like that one, it's from 2008. There are some things concerning colour composition and colour application I'd like to change, but I think it still works fine.
I didn't do any research for lighthouses before painting, so if anyone KNOWS it doesn't work like that, please don't complain. I just wanted to PAINT this picture.

~Watercolor~2010~

Oh boy oh boy. A bit busy looking, eh?
This was actually finished earlier this year, but I never was very satisfied with it. Finally I slapped on some final touches and graduated this piece to the "Completed" pile.

It's funny, when I came up with the concept, the idea was based on simplicity. This was going to be quick, simple and clean.

NOT SO!

not so...

based off of the Swan Maiden fairy tale
watercolor

Watercolor.

After Glow

Sold 5/13/11

5x7 Acrylic on wood panel

Lavi Techniques

The old idea of reaching the physical immortality

It's a book cover


Vergissmeinnicht - Jasmin Wunderlich
für alle die Interesse am Buch haben, hier findet ihr mehr dazu [link] unter 'Projekte'

Watercolour - A3


inspired by Catliv [link]

Here, finally, is the second painting I was commissioned to do last November! As with the last one, I was asked to take a photograph by the client's husband and turn it into a watercolor. I thought this one would be easier or quicker than the Bea Dog painting, but I think it ended up taking just as long and being perhaps even more physically taxing! It was all the branches! They did murder on my poor hand, but I could not resist adding all the details; I always think things look better with detail, no matter how much it hurts XD The sky was super fun and easy to do at least ^^

Graphite and Sakura Koi watercolor on Strathmore 140lb. cold press paper. Approximately 8x10".

The following thumbnails lead to a couple bonuses.
My painting, overlaid with the original photo at 50% opacity:


The original photo, so you can compare it to the painting:

A piece from a sequence of my school artwork.
Yep that's me peeps.

Media: Watercolour and pencil