I guess Cal doesn't quite seem the artist type. He's tall, broad and has a strong personality. He doesn't seem the type to hunch over a watercolor block with a tiny brush in his hand. But he is.
This December, we had a stay-cation and Cal painted me a watercolor of our trip to Paris. (I always hesitate to post photos of his watercolors because I have a cheap camera and richness of the colors and the details of painting don't come through. But I can't resist.)
So here is Rue Galande, Paris.
This is very near the apartment where we stayed in the Latin Quarter. |
You have a very talented husband! Awesome. Truly beautiful.
ReplyDeleteWow! That is lovely. My watercolors are all abstract, or slightly cartoon-ish.
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great way to remember the trip and your time together.
Thanks, Kirsten and Amy!
ReplyDeleteWOW! Your husband is wonderfully talented. His watercolors are amazing. Not only did he surprise you with a fabulous trip to Paris for your anniversary, but then he captured memories of it to live one in a painting... again, I say WOW! He's a real keeper.
ReplyDeleteSusan,
ReplyDeleteYep, he's a keeper.
One of our kid's response to the painting, "I want that one when you die." Other kid, "You already have three others that you've claimed."
:)
I have a granddaughter who shall remain unnamed (starts with a V :>) ) who is well-known for claiming things "when you die" :>)
ReplyDeleteAnyway, great remembrance of your fantastic trip and I love the self-portrait of the artist himself! However, my favorite watercolor that I've seen you post is the one of you and Ariel with ice cream. OK, anything with ice cream is on my Favorites List lol
Holy crap! That's amazing. He is indeed very talented, and what a nice way to remember your trip by!
ReplyDeleteThat is beautiful! Your husband is very talented.
ReplyDeleteLooks good
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