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50 Blogs Recommended for Watercolor Artists

11/27/2010 1:01:39 AM
by Keiko Tanabe - 6 Comments
Topics: Cafés & Restaurants | French Landscapes | Paris Café | Paris France | Sold Works | Watercolor Blogs 

Web Design Schools Guide recently put together a list of 50 best blogs for watercolor artists.

A comprehensive guide for students of any age who want to learn more about the latest in the field of watercolor art, the list has links to 10 watercolor demonstrations blogs, 20 watercolor artists blogs, 10 art business blogs and 10 art news & reviews blogs.

I am honored to be included as one of the 20 artists they recommend by saying, "Follow this award-winning watercolor artist as she travels around the world, painting Parisian cafes, California beaches, Venetian gondolas and other lovely sites."

Paris Café XXIV

Paris Café XXIV 

Media: Original watercolor on paper
Image Size: 7 x11 inches (18 x 28 cm)
Mat Size: 12 x 16 inches (30 x 41 cm)
Purchase: Sold

Click here to see more paintings in my Paris Café Collection.

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6 Responses to 50 Blogs Recommended for Watercolor Artists

I am so impressed with your talent, especially perspective. The cafes take me back to Paris.

Keiko, you deserve every accolade! I've been following you for quite some time and always enjoy your style. My husband's mother's name is Teiko, so I always remember yours!

Your art is incredible. I love how you use the light
peace n abundance,
CheyAnne

Hello, Marilyn, Vicki, CheyAnne! You all must be busy at this time of the year, and I really appreciate you taking the time to check my blog and leaving such kind comments. May your holidays be filled with joy and peace.

I also love following your travels through your paintings and dialog. As an oil painter I love the occasional exposure to another medium, we can always learn so much from each other. Also, yours is a wonderful blog to use as a model, for those of us just getting started with this other creative venture. Thanks so much.

Hi Kathryn, your kind words are very much appreciated. Blogging is fun but can be hard to find time/energy for, especially after a long day of painting and other things. However, I'm glad to be doing it as it often gives me an opportunity to see things at a deeper and wider level. Enjoy blogging yourself!


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