This week’s wheelbarrows
Posted: March 4, 2023 Filed under: Uncategorized 13 CommentsDon’t think this rusty wheelbarrow has been forgotten. It hasn’t. I look at it every day, even if I haven’t had time to sketch it much these past few weeks.
A few days ago there was some great sun on it, so I sketched it in watercolour in my Hahnemuhle sketchbook. Today it’s almost buried under the snow, but I sketched it in gouache. And next week it will make an appearance again in my newsletter “The Wheelbarrow”. Not on my mailing list to receive that? Here’s a link. Just scroll down to the bottom of the page to add your info.
Shari Blaukopf's Sketchbook 
Love wheelbarrows!!! Have several. Love the idea of following something through the ages and stages, and documenting in the sketchbook. Will have to do this!!! Thanks for sharing your wonderful work!!
Trudy Honeycutt tjh07@aol.com
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Thanks so much for having a look Trudy! Good luck with YOUR wheelbarrows!
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Always fun to see the wheelbarrow(s). All that snow makes me happy to be in rainy Florida right now.
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Thanks De! All that snow is melting right now! Soon I’ll be sketching puddles on the street.
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Any more snow and the wheelbarrow with be completely buried. I like how your colors changed from the painting with the sun shining and the one in the storm. Lovely contrast!
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Thanks Joan!
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I’d like to give gouache a try!
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Gouache is so much fun. If you lived closer, you could come over and I’d let you try it.
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Lovely sketches- as yours always are! Really like the snowing sketch with gouache.
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Thanks Garry!
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Marvellous!
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All so beautiful but sorry you’ve got so much snow! Spring is on it’s way….
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I find your paintings to be specially luminous lately. Is it my imagination?
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