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White crepe myrtle flowers and periwinkle blue flowers tossed, just as nature would have it appear in a garden.
I began creating the flowers and leaves with watercolors, stamped the crepe myrtle flowers with an apple core and watercolors. A few of the flowers and leaves were inked to add definition. The motifs were then scanned and brought into Photoshop to remove the paper background and create a repeating pattern design. I then added a previously scanned piece of watercolor paper and overlaid it with an aqua-green gray background for this version.
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Interpreting discoveries in nature with watercolors, aka colorful puddles, since 2014;
Inspired by the outdoors and flower gardens. Ready to bring the outdoors inside? Available for your living space and your on-the-go day with wall art prints, home decor, and unique gifts. Designed around my colorful, painterly, watercolor creations.

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LZBTH Creative Content works with nature and floral paintings, as well as surface pattern design. When painting, founder Elizabeth Reich sets out to portray the emotions felt and the view seen, when the natural element(s) inspired the question "How would this be painted?" Elizabeth is not always a watercolor traditionalist, she enjoys exploring other mediums to mix with watercolors to achieve the feeling and visual scene that inspired the art. Elizabeth returned to art 10 years ago, after a moment of introspection she asked herself "What would my 8 year old self want to do?" The answer was "Watercolor!" The journey continues with loose and painterly paintings, what she calls "playing in colorful puddles." If you enjoy a colorful garden,...