Pottery #6 ~ ANDY SMITH, watercolor

6"x4" miniature watercolor ~ SOLD

I had trouble photographing this painting.
It looks so much better in person. I am
planning on some larger paintings with
pottery so I am taking the time to study
the different glazes and shapes. This also
features a tin shaker.

Saturday is the BIG Lititz Craft Show.
I am in the park, second row in front of
the swings.

2010 Pottery #5 ~ ANDY SMITH, watercolor

4"x6" Watercolor
SOLD

I love pottery!

I met several PA Daily Painters this
past weekend at Lititz. I am thrilled to
be included with you all!

2010 Pottery #3 ~ ANDY SMITH, watercolor

6"x 4" Watercolor

It looks like I put this pottery away. All
stacked on top and inside pieces.
That could be what drew me to it!

My Website: www.andysmithartist.com

2010 Pottery #2, ANDY SMITH, watercolors

4"x6" watercolor ~ $225

This is a study for a larger painting I
am working on. The pottery is from the
Hale Farm in Ohio which I found on my
recent visit.

My Blog: www.andysmithartist.blogspot.com
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My email: andy@andysmithartist.com

2010 Pottery #1 by Andy Smith

6"x4" Miniature Original Watercolor
$225.00 ~ Contact the studio
A simple composition of pottery.

Thom commented on my choice of subjects...
I pretty much paint where ever I have last been.
Since I do so much historical sightseeing it may
seem like Lancaster County however it is pretty
much all over the place. There is a good
variety even on my show stand. The blog does
allow me to experiment a bit more because the
size is small and I am not committed to a large
painting. I cannot get bored with so much variety
in subjects!

My blog: www.andysmithartist.blogspot.com
my website: www.andysmithartist.com

2010 Window Study #2 ~ Andy Amith, watercolors

6"x4" Miniature Original Watercolor
$225. contact the studio for more info

A few weeks ago I was in Great Barrington, MA.
I stopped for gas and this scene was across the
street. A large show window with big pottery
vessals. I liked the way the snow was piled up
against the building and a few dead plant stalks
poking up. I plan to paint this again tomorrow
in a large view.

Daily Painter of Pennsylvania ~ Andy Smith, watercolor~ Lititz, PA
Website: http://www.andysmithartist.com/
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email: andy@andysmithartist.com