I’ve been storing all my watercolour paintings in a drawer for the last year.
Unfortunately it makes me forget all about them, and what I possibly can do with them.
I was going through the drawer the other day.
At the same time I noticed that I had some unused frames standing by the wall.
So I decided to put them together, and it turned out quite nice:
They are now at display in my little store front, which I’m filling up step by step.
I think I’ll have framing more in mind from now on, if there are paintings I find nice enough for it.
Greetings, Norway is the place for watercolors. Every time it inspired me to paint the fjords right before my balcony. Go to! make the best of the sea, air and mountains!
Thank you, Benny 🙂 I will do my best 🙂
I am so impressed with the paintings.
Thank you very much, Katy! 🙂 I really appreciate it! 🙂
Really nice painting
Thank you! I appreciate the kind words 🙂
Framing is everything! Yours certainly worthy.
Thank you very much, Anna. I didn’t have any mats for these ones, but I’ve bought a bunch for future framings. They certainly raise the whole painting another level 🙂
Presentation changes perception. Makes everything more presentable. These look great!
Thank you ☺ It’s exciting to see how different paintings end up looking behind glass ☺
Great idea, Kim. May I suggest putting them in a passe-partout/ mat? I think they would benefit from a little extra room.
Thank you. Laureen 🙂 Yes, I thought about that, but didn’t have a big enough frame or passe-partout. I’ve bought some new frames that I think may work, though 🙂
They look great !
Thank you!😃
Looking good.
Thank you!☺ It was nice to see them in some frames. They look a bit better then ☺
Trust me Kim nearly all of your paintings are good enough for frames. You home in on little imperfections that most of us don’t even see. 😊
Thank you, Elaine ☺ I just can’t stop seeing them when I know they’re there 😉
I know just don’t point them out 🤣😂
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Love your placid paintings !
Thank you very much, Jane 🙂 It’s been a blast paintings them 🙂