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Methods and Madness

Sometimes I paint fast and loose

Other times quite controlled

The subject decides the method

But each work has the same goal:

A painting that is successful

And beautiful to behold!

BB


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Showing posts with label clarinet. Show all posts
Showing posts with label clarinet. Show all posts

Monday, January 6, 2020

Woodwinds Rule Watercolors by Bertie Brown

Woodwinds Rule
original watercolor portrait: 8" x 10"

The Woodwinds agree 
it’s a funny thing
To sit behind a sea
Of self-important strings
They chuckle to think
That skinny black sticks,
are in the thick of it
yet they have a way
of playing that makes
the strings settle down
and good music abounds!
BB'20



Friday, January 3, 2020

The Musical Fish Watercolors by Bertie Brown



The Musical Fish
original watercolor still life w/violin, horn, clarinet: 22" x 15"

i keep pressing on
‘cause that’s what I do
to see what comes next
with a painting or two
there’s music, of course
and instruments, sure
violin and horn
 clari and more
it’s funny, you know
when themes just won’t go
and my artwork shows

my real life also
BB'20

Monday, January 20, 2014

Rhapsody in Blue Musical Motif Watercolors by Bertie Brown


Rhapsody in Blue
original watercolor w/violin, clarinet: 11" x 7"
“Rhapsody in Blue”
is the main course tonight
and we cannot wait
for this magical flight
we surely will thrill
to Gershwin’s famed score
as the clarinet soars
through that octave and more
so kudos to Allegro
its’ Maestro and crew
for tuning up Gershwin
and playing his blues

BB’14
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