This is the time of year for daffodils and tulips. This little bouquet was sitting on my dining room table and I loved the way the sun highlighted the edges of the flowers.
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Drawing of a coyote puppy
Welcome to my blog. I am an artist who specializes in Colorado landscapes, Western landscapes, and botanics. My main media are watercolor, pen and ink, and plein air oil studies. I teach weekly watercolor classes and will be uploading information that relate to those classes.
To see more more of my artwork, please visit my website and my listing on Painter's Keys.
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Coyote Puppy
Drawing of a coyote puppy
Blog Archive
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April
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- Blue Goose, Blue Goose, Snow Goose
- Tree Study
- Mixed Bouquet
- Blue Still Life
- Snow Goose Study II
- Canada Goose Study
- Looking West
- Iris Collage
- Old Moose
- Old Hippo
- Snow Goose Study
- Hollyhocks
- From Chautauqua Park
- April Snow - NCAR
- Flamingo
- Spring Runoff
- Paperwhites - The End
- Paperwhites - The Story Continues
- Paperwhites - Page 1
- Three Sandhill Cranes
- White-tailed Deer
- Sandhill Cranes Passing Through
- Mist and Mountains
- Moose Cow
- Tulips: Spring is Coming
- Coot Lake in the Fall
- Sprague Lake–Rocky Mountain National Park
- Spring Storm
- Sand Storm at Monument Valley
- April First—First Daffodils
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About Me
- Joan Wolbier
- Boulder, Colorado
- Creating art has always been a spiritual experience for me. I create to satisfy my own curiosity about the magic in our lives. That magic appears on a sheet of paper when I draw a face, a moose, a flower. Visions of mountains, trees, and oceans appear when I paint shapes and colors. My work is representational and explores exterior and interior landscapes and the natural world. To see more of my artwork go to my website: www.joanwolbier.com