World Watercolor Month Day 2
Posted: July 2, 2020 Filed under: #WorldWatercolorGroup, #Worldwatercolormonth, Canadian Artist, Opus Art Supplies, Paintings of animals, QoR watercolor, self taught artist, Shuswap Artist, Sketches/Doodles, Strathmore Paper, Susan Feniak art, Susan Feniak Originals, Susan Feniak water color and ink, Uncategorized, water color and ink, Whimsy | Tags: #doodlewash, #NatureDoodlewash, #paintingsofanimals, #shuswapartist, #watercolorandink, #Worldwatercolormonth, Canadian Artist, gouache, Opus Art Supplies, Paintings of animals, QoR watercolor, self taught artist, Shuswap Artist, Sold Art, Strathmore card stock, Susan Feniak art, Susan Feniak Original Art, Susan Feniak watercolor and ink, watercolor and ink, White Heart Project 15 Comments
World Watercolor Month 2020 Day 2 prompt “Texture”. Meet Camilla Camel. She thinks that she has lots of texture. Soft, fuzzy, frizzy, furry, prickly, lumpy, bumpy and yes humpy. (she thinks humpy is a word) Artist Susan Feniak. QoR watercolors on Strathmore card stock. This year I am going to try and make a card everyday for this celebration of watercolors. To learn more about World Watercolor Month visit worldwatercolormonth.com
To contact Susan please email sfeniakart@gmail.com
Susan Feniak's Art 
Love your little camel, especially the hairy bits 🙂
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Thank you. I think Camilla is proud of her hairy bits.🙂
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Oh he is lovely!!!
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Thank you. Hope Camilla made you smile.
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Oh, is she a girl?
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Yes Camilla Camel. Cheers
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Nice Cammel, she almost looks like a Mammalian version of an Ostrich. I really like how you added the hair texture on the face, and her big black eyes. Also good glint on the eyes.
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Thank you Shawn. That glint gives character. When I create my animals they come alive when I paint their eyes.
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I agree with Camilla, Susan. Humpy is a word! Love your painting!
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I will let Camilla know that Tom. Thanks.
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🙂
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I just love his whiskery face! N.
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Thank you Nina. Camilla has an interesting face. I think most camel’s do. Long eyelashes and plenty of whiskers to keep out all that sand.
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What an adorable face!
I have never seen a camel in ‘real life,’ but I have heard they can be rather mean and can spit with great accuracy. But you camel looks quite friendly.
I wish I could draw something as interesting as your camel.
If I could, I might be able to make a children’s book.
Years ago, when I was a teacher’s assistant in a preschool,I made a little construction paper that I attempted to illustrate. My daughter said that my spider looks like a tired M&M candy.
Oh well. I posted one of the pages of my handmade book book. If you want to see my attempt at art, here it is:
https://storieswithnobooks.com/2012/05/18/big-wet-spider/
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Thank you Mary. Yes I have heard that camels can be mean but I prefer to create happy friendly versions of all animals. I have sometimes thought it would be fun to create a children’s book or at least illustrate one. Thank you for sharing yours.
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