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by Marsha Elliott
$15.00
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Decorate your bathroom and dry yourself off with our luxuriously soft bath towels and hand towels. Our towels are made from brushed microfiber with a 100% cotton back for extra absorption. The top of the towel has the image printed on it, and the back is white cotton. Available in three different sizes: hand towel, bath towel, and bath sheet.
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Everyone knows what that orange triangle on the back of a slow moving vehicle means! There�s no doubt that anyone who has driven through the... more
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Machine wash cold and tumble dry with low heat.
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Everyone knows what that orange triangle on the back of a slow moving vehicle means! There�s no doubt that anyone who has driven through the lovely rolling hills in Amish Country has found themselves suddenly following behind a buggy like this. Please use caution, slow down and enjoy the the quiet, peaceful way of the Amish.
My husband and I had the pleasure of visiting Homes County a few days ago here in Ohio�.better known as Amish Country. A leisurely drive through the country is a great stress reliever as it brings us to a way of life that moves at the speed of a clippity-clop.
Winsor Newton paint on Arches 140# coldprss
I’ve enjoyed art in one form or another since I was old enough to pick up a crayon and scribble on a wall. As early as third grade, I began blending colors and using shade to create form. Balancing marriage, motherhood and a full time career, there was only time enough to dabble in the fine arts. My 43 years as a sign artist afforded me a daily outlet for creativity. Now that I’m retired, I want to direct my creativity towards watercolor. It’s been a real challenge for me to break away from the very technical art form of sign making but the fluidity of the watercolor medium is helping me to do that. My subject matter is varied and my work is a unique combination of realist, impressionist and postimpressionist styles and...
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Dawn Sperry
Nice view. Congrats!
Irina Sztukowski
Congratulations on wonderful art and sale!
Natalia Bardi
Charming composition, beautiful colors! f/v
Marsha Elliott replied:
Much appreciated, Natalia....much appreciated.
Elizabeth Edwards
This weeks special homepage feature on Transparent Watercolor Artists group!
Marsha Elliott replied:
Thank you kindly, Elizabeth!
Latha Gokuldas Panicker
I love your magic with water colors,dear Marsha!...A fabulous painting with movement......F/V
Marsha Elliott replied:
Thank you very much for your nice comment
Val Stokes
This picture tells a story Marsha. It is very clever and well done. Simplicity itself! you can tell it is an Amish carriage--you can tell by the bonnet in the window and the horse which you can't see but know it is there.I love it!!!
Marsha Elliott replied:
This made my day....what a wonderful comment, Val. Thank you so much!!!
Karon DeVega
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Marsha Elliott replied:
Thanks, Karon, for the honor of this feature.
Kip DeVore
Very nice! v/f
Marsha Elliott replied:
Big thank you, Kip!
Ken Powers
Great title and techniques used for this one Marsha! Very nice work!
Marsha Elliott replied:
Thanks, Ken. Maybe they should have a group on here or a contest for the greatest titles! I love looking at the titles of paintings done by others as sometimes they say more than the painting itself.
Angela Davies
I love the title for this charming watercolor. Your shadows and sunlight are awesome. I especially like the blending of color on the back of the buggy! Bravo, this is simply amazing! F/V
Marsha Elliott replied:
The title of this one is so important and a reminder for those in cars and trucks to slow way down when in Amish country....there's just far too many accidents taking place. Thank you for your wonderful comment.
Jenny Armitage
Ah, the Amish. Haven't been to Pensyvania for 20 years. Love the graphic feel and the shadows.
Marsha Elliott replied:
Thank you, Jenny. Actually, we have a large settlement of Amish right here in Ohio so that's where this scene is from as well as my last painting.
Randy Sprout
Great Shadows!!!
Marsha Elliott replied:
(smile) Thanks, Randy!