Shed & Redbud

© Robin Edmundson 'Shed, Redbud & Chickens', watercolor, 10 x 14 inches.  $375, framed.

One of the great things about being an artist is that we get to - [we are encouraged to!] - change reality so we get a better painting.  I love doing the same scene in different ways.   

You saw the first version of this in the previous post.  I decided to put a redbud in behind the shed because redbuds are *everywhere* out here.  They mean spring is in full swing.

A little secret about my chickens.  I come from a family with a lot of girls.  6 chickens is me, my sisters and my mom.  5 chickens is me and my sisters.  3 chickens is me and my daughters.  Whenever you see chickens in my artwork, you know I've put my family in there.

Blackberry Rd. Barn & Shed - Spring

© Robin Edmundson, 'Blackberry Rd. Barn & Shed - Spring', watercolor
14 x 10 inches.   Framed to 22 x 18 inches.  $375

This is the next in the spring series I've been working on.   It's the same property as the previous painting ['Blackberry Rd. Silo & Barn - Spring].  There are several buildings on this property and I'm excited to paint more of them.

Barrel Roof Barn - Spring

© Robin Edmundson, 'Barrel Roof Barn - Spring', watercolor, 10 x 14 inches.  Framed to 17 x 21 inches.  $375

I don't know about you, but I've been thinking about spring.  And pink blooming trees.  And this barn that lives down the way from us.   I decided to get a head start on the season so here's the first of a series of barns and pink trees.  Watch for more.