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The blinking lights of the ferris wheel illuminate the night sky. Children scream in delight. The smell of popcorn wafts through the crowd. We know we’ve come to the right place for fun.
Fairs, festivals, and amusement parks offer unique opportunities to indulge in bold, vibrant color and flex the creative muscles needed to capture the energy and excitement on full display.
“Great Frederick Fair” (watercolor, 20 x 24 in.) by Catherine Hillis“Carousel Fantasy” (watercolor, 22 x 15 in.) by Catherine Hillis“High as an Elephant’s Eye” (watercolor, 22 x 26 in.) by Catherine Hillis“See You at the Fair” (ink and watercolor, 6 x 8 in.) by Tim Oliver“Bikes at the Art Fair” (watercolor, 20 x 26 in.) by John Bowen“Antique Cars at the Fair” (watercolor, 20 x 28 in.) by John Bowen
How do watercolor painters varnish finished work. There must be a process …. Please email me.
Thank you for showing my carnival series. It was fun to paint. It’s such an honor to be included in anything produced by Kelly Kane.