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About the 100 Paintings project

During the 100 Paintings Project I painted one painting a day, for 100 days. The rules were simple, I could paint any subject, in any medium, at any size, as long as I did 1 per day, for 100 days consecutively. I set myself a few constraints to make it easier: watercolour only, and all paintings done at 5×7.”

I sat at my drawing board every morning and checked in with myself. How was I feeling today? What was going on in my mind and heart? To my surprise, this worked! And worked well. At the end of the project I had 100 unique, original paintings, each one exploring an emotion I experienced.

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A watercolour painting with many bright colours. In the upper right is a purple disc with a white spiral in it. Behind the disc is a bright green field. The rest of the painting are curved, translucent layers of pink, blue, orange, and yellow. They overlap each other, and their colours mix where they overlap.
#98 – Community
A watercolour painting with a pale blue and grey background. There is an extra pale band running horizontally across the painting. In the center of the painting is a white circle. It fades where the pale band crosses it.
#96 – Quiet
A watercolour painting with a pale pink disc on the left side. The disc is surrounded by lighter and darker shades of purple, forming a tunnel effect.
#94 – Hope
A watercolour painting showing a rectangular grid pattern on the left. The grid is pale pink, and each alternating row is a darker shade. The grid trails off and dissolves towards the right. It dissolves into yellow and pink bleeding together.
#93 – Letting Go
A watercolour painting of blended teal and purple. In the bottom half of the painting are curved, overlapping bands of translucent yellow, pink, and blue. Where the bands overlap, the colours are stronger and mix together. I.e. There is orange where the yellow and pink overlap.
SOLD – #91 – Permission To Be Happy
A watercolour painting with a bright pink and yellow background. A large grey blob enters the painting from the top and narrows as it descends to the bottom. The grey is variegated with warm and cool shades.
#90 – Permission To Be Sad
The white center of this painting represents what will happen, unknown and unseen. It’s surrounded by a pink band of excitement, blending into hopeful yellow. Fear creeps in around the edges as dry brushstrokes of green.
#88 – Fear At The Edges
A watercolour painting divided into 4 curved fields. Each is a different colour: blue, pink, yellow, purple. The blue field is the largest and it contains a twisting purple spiral.
#87 – Worthy
A watercolour painting with a pale purple background, a light blue swirl runs horizontally across the image.
#86 – Existing
A watercolour painting with a pale pink background. A white bean hovers in the lower right quadrant. Broad, translucent teal brushstrokes snake across the page, around the white bean. Each broad brushstroke has a single dark purple line travelling in its centre.
#84 – The Weight Of Being Wrong
A watercolour painting with a bright yellow background, with a bit of orange at the edges. Two thirds of the painting is a dark purple grey dome. Within the dome is a small disc of light blue, it has a narrow channel out to the yellow background. In the center of the light blue disc, is a small white bean.
#83 – Worrying About The Future
A watercolour painting in purples and teals. A line of yellow runs horizontally across the middle, widening when it reaches the edges of the painting. At its widest point, some orange bleeds into the yellow.
#82 – Fear And Excitement
A watercolour painting with blue, green, purple, and white strokes surging upwards. A white disc is buoyed by their motion near the middle of the painting.
#80 – Brief Surge
A watercolour painting divided into two clear fields by a white line. The upper field starts with yellow at the top, blending into pink. The lower field starts with purple at the bottom, blending into blue. A curve of pink from the upper field descends into the lower field. And likewise, a curve of blue from the lower field ascends into the upper field.
#74 – Inner Acceptance
A watercolour painting with a soft pink and purple background. The acronym RAIN is rendered vertically in white block letters. Each word is written out in cursive, also in white. R is for recognize; A is for allow; I is for investigate, N is for nurture.
#72 – RAIN
A watercolour painting showing a white ring on a ground of concentric circles. The center is yellow, followed by pink, then orange, then red, and finally purple at the edges.
#69 – Warm Fuzzies
A watercolour painting with an energetic purple background. In the foreground are narrow, waving spouts in yellow and blue.
#67 – Many Ideas
A watercolour painting with a white sphere in the center. Bands of colour radiate out from the white sphere, they are outlined in black. There is a horizon line in the top third of the image, with a pale blue sky.
#57 – Too Many Options
A watercolour painting with a dark background. Two horizontal white lines run across the image. The top line curves into a semi-circle in the center of the image before returning to its horizontal path. A vertical white line runs from the center of the semicircle to the bottom of the paintings. A yellow bloom at the base of the semicircle, it blooms outwards from the semicircle, horizontally and vertically along the white lines.
#66 – Winter Solstice #3
A watercolour painting with a dark background. Two horizontal white lines run across the image. The top line curves into a semi-circle in the center of the image before returning to its horizontal path.
#65 – Winter Solstice #2
A watercolour painting with a dark background. Two horizontal white lines run across the image. The top line curves into a semi-circle in the center of the image before returning to its horizontal path. Subdued purple and blue bleed out from the centre of the image, blending into the darkness.
#64 – Winter Solstice #1
A watercolour painting that is almost solid black. A red band travels horizontally across the page. It widens and narrows in it’s journey, spiking high and coming back to a small width repeatedly. Its edges bleed into the black.
#62 – Anger
A watercolour painting that is almost solid black. About a third from the bottom a bright pink streak travels horizontally across the page. Its edges bleed into the black, with some clear vertical strokes taking the pigment into the black.
#60 – Frustration
A watercolour painting that is almost solid black. About a third from the bottom a bright yellow streak travels horizontally across the page. Its edges bleed into the black.
#58 – Wide Awake
A watercolour painting showing a column of red, orange, and yellow flowing downward. The column is surrounded by blue-grey that is darker closer to the column and lighter towards the edges of the image. The column is flared at the bottom and even wider at the top.
SOLD – #56 – Still Difficult
A watercolour painting divided into 2 fields. The upper field, which is about a fifth of the image, is pale yellow. The lower field is pale cool colours, blue, ultramarine, and purple. A curved barb extends from the upper field into the lower field, changing from yellow to lime green as it enters.
#54 – An Elegant Barb
A watercolor painting of a nightscape. The sky is dark greys and blues, showing downward motion of weather towards some lightness just over the horizon. The foreground is cast in darkness, and the horizon line shows the silhouette of trees and tall buildings. Tiny dots of light from apartments and a few streetlights are sprinkled through the darkness.
#52 – Cozy Indoors
A watercolour painting with a soft blue background. A stately black spiral is situated in the center of the image.
#50 – Non-Linear
A watercolour painting with a hot background of yellow and pink, with purple around the edges. About a third of the way down from the top is a thin, horizontal balck line. Its horizontal path is interrupted by two small circles, one on either side of the image. It spins around the 2 circles and creates a tangle on each one before exiting the image.
#49 – Pulled
A watercolour painting with a warm pink and yellow ground. In roughly the center of the painting is a large tunnel rendered in purples and blues, descending into a dark center.
#48 – The Struggle To Rest
A watercolour painting with a warm disc of yellow and pink surrounded by circular strokes of purple, blue, and deep grey. There is a thin black line running horizontally across the image, it stops to make a spiral over the disc of yellow and pink.
#46 – Compassion In Hard Times
A watercolour painting with a cool background that bleeds together. The bottom 2/3rds of the image are blues and greens, the top 3rd is pale purples and pinks. There are several thin black lines that move horizontally across the page in a wave pattern. None of them make it entirely across the page. They are all broken, either at the ends and sometimes in several places across the image.
#45 – Just Moving Along
A watercolour painting of a pale blue sky with a faint orange tinge at the bottom of the image. There are several thin, modest purple-grey clouds across the image. They are depicted with single brush strokes.
#43 – Pale Sky
A watercolour painting of a blue sky fading to white at the base of the image. In the lower left corner is a silhouette of a building with a single chimney. A narrow stream of white rises from the chimney and is blown horizontally across the painting, off the right side of the page.
#42 – Cold Sky
A watercolour painting showing a pale blue sky fading to white at the bottom of the image, which is also the horizon line. There is a meandering river of cloud running across the bottom third of the image, and a few loose clouds above and below it. The clouds are a bold maroon colour.
#40 – Wine-Dark Clouds #1
A watercolour painting showing a pale blue sky fading to white at the bottom of the image, which is also the horizon line. There are several horizontal bars of clouds running across the image. The bottom one shows 3 simple chimneys pouring steam into the clouds. The clouds and steam are a bold maroon colour.
#41 – Wine-Dark Clouds #2
A watercolour painting depicting dark, dramatic clouds over a bright blue sky. The clouds are dark grey with yellow highlights. They churn and twist across the image horizontally.
SOLD – #39 – A Surprise Sky
A watercolour painting of heavy clouds at sunset. The sky is only visible in a very narrow strip at the base of the image, it is pale yellow. The rest of the image is dominated by dark, heavy layers of cloud. The bellies of the clouds are a dark blue-grey, with a bit of lighter blue shining in between the layers. Starting at the upper right, and then dropping and curving into a spiral in the middle of the page, is a dark grey-purple formation. It represents rain falling at a higher altitude than the viewer’s vantage point.
#35 – Heavy Autumn Clouds #2
A watercolour painting of concentric circles, centered in the lower right. The center of the concentric circles contains a small blue spiral. The background immediately behind it is white, and bleeds into a ring of yellow, which bleeds into a ring of pink, then into red, then purple, with just a bit of blue visible at the far edges of the image. Intermingled with the concentric rings of colour are concentric rings of dark grey. The grey rings are not a solid ring, they are intermittent splooshes that bleed both towards the spiral and away from it. They are denser closer to the edges and weaker nearer the spiral. They lend an ominous mood to the painting.
#32 – Ordinary Courage
A watercolour painting of cumulus clouds at sunset. The sky is a fairly flat cerulean blue and there are three layers of clouds. The clouds closest to the viewer are a dark grey, the middle range of clouds are orange, and the clouds furthest in the distance are billowing and yellow.
SOLD – #29 – Clouds At Sunset #1
#24 – Shield #3
#23 – Shield #2
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