
The San Diego Watercolor Society’s monthly paintout group met yesterday at the Trevi Hills Winery in the hills above Lakeside. After a terrific demo by Drew Bandish, we each painted our own piece. I was intrigued by the designs the vines and boulders made against the chaparral and exaggerated them for this sketch.

Love this sketch…
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I love how this image is so evocative of what it portrays and yet it’s also such a great array of simply patterns and also how as I look at it how it goes back and forth between the two states.
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Now that you said it and brought it to my attention, agree about the pull between pattern and image. That is a a great way to think about narrative composition in general, thank you!
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I could be in Italy! Love the patterns! AL
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Thank you, Annie. It does have an Italian vibe, but also a bit of those Wayne Thiebaud’s landscapes we looked at together, don’t you think?
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Brilliant! I love the landscape – so flowing with life! ..and your colours as always are beautiful.
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Thank you, Andy!
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