Original artwork description:

Lifting of dawn
Dark,
All consuming,
Clouds of the night,
Disperse,
As the sand colours appear,
Like a beach.

Words and feelings of my experience of waking up early recently and seeing this magnificent sky of the breaking dawn over the ancient woodland of Wincombe from my kitchen window.

I used a wet in wet technique and a wave technique to create the movement and energy through the landscape of the border of North Dorset to Wiltshire.Many years ago there was settlements and battles.Now it’s left as beautiful old woods which look amazing particularly at dawn.

Materials used:

Rough textured watercolour paper acid free Bockingford,Holbein watercolour paints,Hogs hair brush,Sable haired brush pointed,water,

Tags:
#light and cloud #wincombe vale #wincome valley #gestural brushworks #seeing it #tree line at dawn #seeing it at dawn #seeing from my kitchen window #dramatic dawn over wincombe woods #feeling the dawn #watercolour #expressionism #original art #impressionist #original work #gestural #movement #atmospheric #watercolor on paper #landscape art #movement and energy #dramatic skies #gestural brushmarks #atmospheric light #dawn light #dawn breaking #wet in wet technique #wet in wet watercolour #light and dark contrasts #wet in wet #watercolorist #north dorset to wiltshire border #ancient woodland #exspressive art #exspressionism #contemporary watercolour landscape #three colour technique #original watercolour painting by professional artist samantha adams #exspressive #original landscape watercolour #movement and environment. #wincombe woods #feeling the energy #feeling the movement #feeling the sky 

Lifting of dawn (2018)

Watercolour 
by Samantha Adams

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Lifting of dawn
Dark,
All consuming,
Clouds of the night,
Disperse,
As the sand colours appear,
Like a beach.

Words and feelings of my experience of waking up early recently and seeing this magnificent sky of the breaking dawn over the ancient woodland of Wincombe from my kitchen window.

I used a wet in wet technique and a wave technique to create the movement and energy through the landscape of the border of North Dorset to Wiltshire.Many years ago there was settlements and battles.Now it’s left as beautiful old woods which look amazing particularly at dawn.

Materials used:

Rough textured watercolour paper acid free Bockingford,Holbein watercolour paints,Hogs hair brush,Sable haired brush pointed,water,

Tags:
#light and cloud #wincombe vale #wincome valley #gestural brushworks #seeing it #tree line at dawn #seeing it at dawn #seeing from my kitchen window #dramatic dawn over wincombe woods #feeling the dawn #watercolour #expressionism #original art #impressionist #original work #gestural #movement #atmospheric #watercolor on paper #landscape art #movement and energy #dramatic skies #gestural brushmarks #atmospheric light #dawn light #dawn breaking #wet in wet technique #wet in wet watercolour #light and dark contrasts #wet in wet #watercolorist #north dorset to wiltshire border #ancient woodland #exspressive art #exspressionism #contemporary watercolour landscape #three colour technique #original watercolour painting by professional artist samantha adams #exspressive #original landscape watercolour #movement and environment. #wincombe woods #feeling the energy #feeling the movement #feeling the sky 
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My passion is watercolour especially wet on wet technique. I love to mix colours and creating the feeling, movement and atmosphere of a place. From spring to Autumn the ever-changing... Read more

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