Sundays seem so busy lately and I have been missing Sunday Sketches with Sophia of Blue Chair Diary! So this week I wanted to get back on track. I was thinking about the seasons recently and how we may have skipped one! Spring never seemed to come here or if it did it was so rainy that it was hard to notice. And yesterday felt like full on summer. (Yay!) Any decent day - the garden (and the weeds) call and I need to be outside working instead of inside on my computer. I did however make some time one rainy day and played with Creative Tuesday's (which I have also been missing lately) theme of "tree". I thought it might be fun to try my own variation of the Four Seasons Tree:
I have also been working on my pointillism tree painting (which if you're joining in at Paint Party Friday you've already seen).
WIP - Pointillist Tree
I'm looking forward to seeing everyone's effort at Sunday Sketches and Creative Tuesdays but it may take me until the evening or when the forecasted rain arrives (sigh) to visit!
The seasons tree is wonderful! All the beauty on Earth in one drawing. Your pointillism tree is gorgeous as well. I really want to try that technique sometime soon.
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Shayla
Nice sketches Eva! I'm glad you are enjoying some beautiful weather!
ReplyDeleteyour pointillism is kind of smart, i like it!
ReplyDeletehello eva
ReplyDeletehow very clever - a 4 season tree. i really like that idea. and you made it work so nicely!
hope your sunday is terrific!xo
oh I love your 4 seasons tree, great idea. See you at Creative Tuesdays Eva!
ReplyDeleteLoving your Tree of the 4 seasons, am so envious of artists that can draw trees mine always end up like a cricket bat with stumps growing from it....lol Have a great week, Annette x
ReplyDeleteVery nice...love the way the 4 seasons are depicted in the single photo!
ReplyDeleteTwo great pieces! I am a huge fan of pointillism and use lots of dots in my work, so i am in LOVE with the second tree!!!
ReplyDeleteAwesome work!!
Missing you lately, been busy too!
Smiles
xo
Like the effect of your 4 seasons tree inside a circle. Your sense of design is excellent!
ReplyDeleteLove, love, lovin' your trees!
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Kristin
p.s. When you finish with your weeds, I have plenty to share if you'd like to take a trip! ha!
oh WOW Eva! I really like your seasons and your pointillism! Well done!
ReplyDeleteWhat a clever way to show all 4 seasons! I like it! I'm watching your progress on the pointillism. How many dots does it take to make a tree, LOL? Eva will soon know! :)
ReplyDeleteWonderful! How creative of you to depict all four seasons. I love it! :-)
ReplyDeletenice work!
ReplyDeleteNice work, Eva. I really like this one. I like how you combined all four seasons. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are both great, but I really do LOVE the seasons tree. I wish I'd thought of that! I might have to try one of those for myself.
ReplyDeleteoh wow!!! your trees look amazing....love the seasons piece...what fun!!! great work Eva!!!
ReplyDeleteLove your four seasons tree, what a wonderful idea. Your pointillism tree is awesome, must have taken ages to do.
ReplyDeleteBoth trees are fab, love the composition of the first one and the technique of the second!
ReplyDeleteLove the four seasons...great painting...
ReplyDeleteI have never heard of pointillism! It's a very nice effect, especially on leaves! And I love the changing seasons one...what a great idea!
ReplyDeleteThe four seasons is a delightful and unique way to share the tree theme.
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Wanda from Brushstrokes
love the four season tree,, its very mother earthy thanks for visiting my blog today,,,,
ReplyDeleteWonderful trees! And what a grand idea: a four seasons tree.
ReplyDeleteBoth trees are awesome!! I love doing dots, they are very relaxing! However, I can not dot a tree or anything like you did!!
ReplyDeleteAnd the 4 season tree is such a great idea!! wonderful!!
xxDaniella as annoymous today, because I still can't comment!!
Great job EVA. TY for fitting this in. Yes, this would work for a Vivaldi's Four Seasons cover. Fun and creative.
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ReplyDeletecool four seasons tree and the second tree is looking great!
Both lovely interpretations of the theme. The pointillist piece though is amazing. I can only imagine how much time and effort has gone into it. Is it still a work in progress?
ReplyDeleteLove your tree art!!
ReplyDeleteSo glad I found you through the “All Kinds of Artists” Artist blog hop!
I am your newest blog follower. :)
Looking forward to seeing your upcoming posts!
I welcome you to check out my art blog, too!
Best,
Mary C. Nasser
http://www.marycnasser.com/blog.html
I like your pointilist tree. Seems like hard work :) but great result.
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