So I don't know about you guys, but everytime I visit your pages to find your entries and artworks, I only find seas of comments to go throug before I get to your work. So, if you visited my page to see my entry, here is the link to the post :) https://www.proko.com/s/MEdf I'll try not to react too much anymore or at least repost this link every so often? Maybe you guys can do the same?

Submission for the landscape thumbnail challenge. Thanks for setting this up. Done as 2X2 in. squares in watercolor/gouache and based loosely in the attached reference. My very best regards. Mauricio

These were done with Alcohol Markers and a white Gel pen. I tried first with acrylic, but those didn’t go very well. Hopefully these ones are okay. This is my first challenge!

Hello! For my thumbnails I wanted to go with an homage to the "giants that work for us" but often go unappreciated - power lines, transformers, signage, etc. I've been wanting to get into gouache for quite a while so this was the perfect kick in the pants to go get started! Thank you as always, to everyone involved for putting on these challenges.

My submissions! I did around 60 total and picked my favorites. I had lots of fun learned a lot doing these, especially trying to get some nice hue variation without losing my value organization. Thanks for holding this challenge :D

Hi, this is my submission for the challenge. They were done digitally with a circle, square, and rectangle texture brush.

Thanks for the opportunity. Gouache on paper.

This is my second submission. Last one was gouache, this one is digital. In both cases I relied on direct observation, followed by a pass or two using memory to "sweeten" the image into the one I recall. For this digital set, I followed the sun around the house in its last hour, going from window to window to capture different views and stages of sunset. I moved very fast while observing the scene, and then took more time to improve color and to try to simplify the design. I had posted these earlier to the "in progress" section, so good thing I caught that mistake! It gave me time to reevaluate. I'll post the rough versions in a comment below.