Last seven watercolors for a while

 As you may have seen previously, I recently started purchasing black and white prints by a Mississippi artist Walter Anderson. Traditionally, his prints are colored in by local artists. Originals colored in by him are hard to find. But any of the are locally beloved and collected. 

I then frame and sell my colored prints. It gave me the fun of coloring and hunting for a great frame. Selling gives me extra money, and lets collectors get things they love. Win-win.

Walterandersonart.com is where I purchased the prints. You can learn more about the artist there as well.

Here are seven I did today.

Yes, there are more watercolors

 As you may have seen previously, I recently started purchasing black and white prints by a Mississippi artist Walter Anderson. Traditionally, his prints are colored in by local artists. Originals colored in by him are hard to find. But any of the are locally beloved and collected. 

I then frame and sell my colored prints. It gave me the fun of coloring and hunting for a great frame. Selling gives me extra money, and lets collectors get things they love. Win-win.

Walterandersonart.com is where I purchased the prints. You can learn more about the artist there as well.

Here are five I did today.

Even more watercolors

As you may have seen previously, I recently started purchasing black and white prints by a Mississippi artist Walter Anderson. Traditionally, his prints are colored in by local artists. Originals colored in by him are hard to find. But any of the are locally beloved and collected. 

I then frame and sell my colored prints. It gave me the fun of coloring and hunting for a great frame. Selling gives me extra money, and lets collectors get things they love. Win-win.

Walterandersonart.com is where I purchased the prints. You can learn more about the artist there as well.

Here are four I did today.