These are a few watercolor studies and practice examples. Meaning they are not meant to look like things, just learning how the materials worked and flowed. There are a few with images near the bottom of this post.
Color wheel:
![wet and dry area](https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/blogger_img_proxy/AEn0k_swYdI39or0locVNtxYlEGeF32nP7g03CA0S34JcjBcu7qShuLCacA8CvdNbCcry6goTSlkxQLy3dv2OWDWlxq-sikdYMOLw-iXjg0G1FXjTDGk7-eMgY3N12x_wAkKgfg=s0-d)
With imagery studies:
Kiwi study:
Leaf study (at one time the painted leaf and the real leaf looked the same, then the real leaves, of course, turned more brown and started to disintegrate):
My old sofa and plants in the apartment where I lived before I got married:
Now I really like the kiwi study! It needs to be framed and on a kitchen wall somewhere. :o)
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