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Watercolor Artist October 2014

8/28/2014 7:52:43 PM
by Keiko Tanabe - 2 Comments
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To a painter, a brush is just like a good knife to a chef.  One of my essential tools is a mop brush.  And I am happy to say that an article of me talking about it appears in the October issue of Watercolor Artist magazine.  I used "Central Park II," one of my recent paintings of New York City, to demonstrate how I used a mop brush in this painting.

In this issue, I am also honored to be among some of today's finest artists working in watermedia, such as Direk Kingnok (cover artist), George James, Carol Evans, Chizuru Morii Kaplan, Thomas W. Schaller, Andrew Kish III, Ratindra Das, Joyce Hicks, Jane Freeman, Bev Jozwiak and Richard Parkes Bonington.

Central Park, New York City II

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Media: Original watercolor on paper

Image Size: 19 x 13 inches (48 x 33 cm)

Frame/Mat: No

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2 Responses to Watercolor Artist October 2014

I allways wondered what kind of brushes
you use! They can be 'magic' if one has the right ones.
Now finely I can find out somthing about that!

With al my admiration, greetings from Holland.

Hello Wilma, so glad to hear from you. Mop brushes are not the only ones I use but definitely have been my favorite. Thank you for sending in your comment.


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