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| In July Paul and I painted with a group of talented artists in the northwest corner of Britanny, France. One morning we sat side by side, which we never do, and painted the same view looking down a narrow street while the sun rose. I focused on the flags that were hung across the rooftops while Paul put his attention towards the vendors setting up their shops for the local shoppers. My painting was about 4 x 6"; his was around 9 x 12". |
This week I had my eye on painting a full-sized painting based on the photos and study I did of the street in Roscoff. This was a larger 14 x 22" watercolor.
I can't recall a time when we both painted the same subject, so this may be a first. It's interesting to see how we attack things so differently and have our own interpretations of the same subject.
We had one thing in common: we both really had a great time painting the view. The availability of fresh-baked croissants around the corner didn't hurt either.
