I’m pleased to bring you the art of Elizabeth Melton Parsons,writer and painter. Having only one talent, writing, I’m in awe of people like Elizabeth, who can write AND paint. This series is about HOME.
Canadian Author & Memoir Writing Coach
Canadian Author & Memoir Writing Coach
I’m pleased to bring you the art of Elizabeth Melton Parsons,writer and painter. Having only one talent, writing, I’m in awe of people like Elizabeth, who can write AND paint. This series is about HOME.
lovely paintings!
I think so too! Brad, can you paint?
You find the nicest works of others to share with us.
Thank you. On behalf of Elizabeth too!
She makes it look easy in these great paintings, but it isn’t.
That’s for sure. Do you paint, among your many talents?
Not any more, but I’ve done some amateurish oils and watercolors in the past. My favorite was always pen and ink drawings.
Could anyone figure out what the heck you were trying to paint/express? Could you? If the answer to one of those is Yes, you’re already on the road to being a painter, yes?
They were mostly landscapes and flower portraits, but colorblindness interfered and sometimes the sky was purple and lilacs were blue.
I’m smiling.
Thank you, Cynthia. I’m honored. And thanks to everyone who left such nice comments. I think purple skies and blue lilacs are very artistic and beautiful. š
Elizabeth is good!!!
She sure is, Levi!
Very pretty! I like every one. š
Me too, Susan.
I love the last one, the flowers. Really cool.
I love the way the vibrant colors pop from the paintings,
Me too, Ann. Such talent!
I greatly admire artists like Elizabeth who so vividly capture a scene, a moment, not only in imagery but the depth of colour that brings art to life.
I wonder if they’re born that way?
I am still drawing stick figures. Do you paint or commit any other form of art?
I too have mastered the stick figure š I believe we’re all born with a talent(s) that comes naturally, without effort, like artists, No painting in my genes, but tireless in my passion to raise awareness/support for the underappreciated arts.