jbeatyart.bsky.social
Connecting with the Tasmanian wilderness through plein air painting!
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Thank you so much! As is yours! I could feel my watercolours glaring at me from my desk drawer last night, so I pulled them out for the first time in months. I had a blast! You just can't beat those soft edges 🤌
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Aaaahhh yes! The first wash is so exciting! So pure... Before all the overworking happens...
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Thank you so much Nadya! ✨
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Oh yes thank you! I haven't really taken the time to investigate the hashtags
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I absolutely love this!
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Wow this is beautiful! The cap looks so soft and springy
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Thank you so much! I am also a sucker for mushrooms and all the secret things on the forest floor. We get some excellent fungi in Tasmania. I think I'll paint some today, you've inspired me!
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Oooooh fantastic! How could anyone say no to new art friends!
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Ah thank you! I'll definitely do that. It's like being the new kid at school 😂
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Thank you so much! I definitely recommend it, I can't help but be inspired to paint everywhere I go 😊
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Ah sketching in cafes is one of my all-time favourite weekend treats! So nourishing for the soul. Thanks for sharing 😊
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Amazing! I find snow scenes so challenging in watercolour
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Thank you so much! I also wasn't a fan of it for aaaages but the opacity has really tickled my fancy lately. I feel it might be a gateway into oils eventually, but don't tell my art supplies I said that...
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It is the beginning of autumn down here in Australia and these studies have inspired me to get gouache-ing out in the forest, so thank you!
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Oh wow! Well done for deciding on a view to paint and actually painting it! I would have just stood there feeling overwhelmed by the beauty until I died