Faded love (watercolor painting portrait woman line drawing line art green stripes lines beautiful) by Natalie Bruns

From idea for the garden, to painting.

Where I get my inspiration is very different, but there is quite a nice story behind this painting. I was looking for inspiration for our garden. I was looking at grass, fences and clicking through a bit when I came across "moss graffiti" and suddenly I thought, but that's special! You can put moss in a blender and paint it on your wall. Then it creates the drawing you put on it when it starts to grow.

I liked the dark green color and the texture. They had used some lines there and the result was so nice, I wanted to try the same thing with paint. I pressed the brush, while drawing a line, harder or softer to create lighter and darker spots.

The painting was done with watercolors. The original is 30 x 40 cm, but the nice thing about a print is that you can choose any size and material you want.

The painting has been photographed in such a way that the structure of the watercolor paper is still clearly visible. This has the advantage that it looks even more like a real painting, even though it is a print.

Curious about what else I have painted? In my shop, among other things, I have many different types of portraits. From black and white to very colorful and from abstract to more realistic artworks. They can be found in the 'ladies' folder.

I have used the following colors: green.