Oil Painting #3 - Bridge and Boats

I tried bridge and boats again, this time with water soluble oil paint.

Time: 7/2013
Paint: water soluble oil
Surface: canvas
Size: 8" x 10"

Water Soluble Oil Paints

I decided to use water soluble oil paints, so that I can avoid using turpentine.

After some research, I decided to buy Holbein Duo Aqua water soluble oil colors. I read some good user reviews about this line.

I bought the following 6 colors:

• Burnt Umber
• Cadmium Red hue
• Cadmium Yellow light hue
• Titanium White
• Ultramarine deep
• Yellow Ochre

Watercolor #3 - Fruit

Here are two more of my watercolor paintings - oranges in a bowl, tomatoes on a blue plate.

Time: 7/2013
Paint: watercolor
Surface: paper
Size: 4" x 4"

Watercolor #2 - Fruit

This is another of my watercolor painting - apples in a bowl.

Time: 7/2013
Paint: watercolor
Surface: paper
Size: 4" x 4"

Watercolor #1 - Fruit

OK, after acrylics and oil, why not try watercolor? That's exactly what I did. I tried my hands at watercolor in July of 2013.

This is my 2nd ever watercolor painting - pears and grapes in a blow.

Time: 7/2013
Paint: watercolor
Surface: paper
Size: 4" x 4"

Oil Painting #2 - Bridge and Boats

This is my second oil painting - bridge and boats.

Time: 6/2013
Paint: oil
Surface: stretched canvas
Size: 13" x 13"

Oil Painting #1 - Mountains and Lake

This is my first ever oil painting. I think it is an improvement over the acrylic painting with the same subject.

Time: 6/2013
Paint: oil
Surface: stretched canvas
Size: 16" x 13"

Acrylic Painting #2 - Mountains and Lake

This is one of my first landscape paintings.

Time: 3/2013
Paint: acrylics
Surface: paper
Size: 13" x 9"

Acrylic Painting #1 - Red Mug

I have liked to sketch since I was a child. In the year of 2013, I started painting.

This is my first painting, a mug.

Time: 2/2013
Paint: acrylics
Surface: paper
Size: 9" x 13"