Snow Snowing

The landscape inspires both Brown's abstract work and her realistic watercolor paintings. Initially, using transparent watercolor paint, forms are painted on totally wet archival paper. When dry, the she compliments and defines the image with graphite pencil drawing and often repaints all or sections of the painting. No two paintings are alike. Brown's work is known for its subtle color and strong attention to good design. This piece ships mounted on a piece of heavy archival paper and requires framing with glass.