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Three Nemcosky's 15x22" Watercolor on 300 lb. Kilimanjaro WC paper

Here is a just completed, long promised portrait of Uncle Bob, Aunt Sher and cousin Jeremy. It took me a while to get to. I think there was a confidence level of uncertainty going into this, not really knowing where my skills were with portraiture that counted. Since of late I have been "in-production" as much as I ever get really, so I thought now was the time to "just do it". I'm generally pleased with the results, but being so close to it, well, you know how that goes...now to ship and await the long anticipated response. But I have just begun the drawing of Beachy Still Life #4, which in theory will not have the same concerns that a triple portrait does indeed have. Posted by Gary at 9:48 AM 
Wow! Very nice especially the hands and lettering! How did you do the lettering?

July 26, 2013 at 7:07 PM 
Probably in a similar way the original sign painter did - have a good flat brush! It's all in the wrist lol !

July 26, 2013 at 7:17 PM Garynem Watercolors