While I was waiting for for some other watercolors to dry, I pulled up another tutorial to practice. This one only uses one color (plus a little white acrylic for the stars). The trees were so meditative.
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I’m in love! The atmosphere is so dreamy and calming. Gorgeous!
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Thank you so much!
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Very beautiful!
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Very nice! You really are doing well with your lessons…the scene is very peaceful!
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Thank you! I got a rare moment of quiet in which to paint, so it was very relaxing.
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Lovely! 
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This is making me even more excited for clear summer nights here in the forest.
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Wow! I love seeing your paintings! This is so relaxing and tranquil. It’s amazing that this was all done with a single color, I never would have guessed that!
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That is SO gorgeous!
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Thank you!
@TheMistressT - I’m so jealous! We get so much light pollution here from the city. Even on clear nights with no moon, you just can’t see enough stars.
@AudiobookLover - I love these paints. They have a permanent pigment in them, so once they’re dry, they won’t lift off when wetted again…makes it really easy to just layer up the color like crazy.
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Love love love those pines!!
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Your watercolor paintings are beautiful!
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Thank you!
My neighbor’s gorgeous pine trees are pretty much all I see out of my front window…feels a bit like cheating. 
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We have definitely noticed a increase in light pollution/decrease in visible stars over the years we’ve been here. 
While our neighbors are not super near, one has a ridiculous number of BRIGHT outdoor lights and it’s really made a difference.
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Boo. Neighbors are nice to have, until they’re not.
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These particular neighbors are not nice to have in any way, unfortunately.
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Beautiful! How big is it?
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Thanks! It’s 3.75" x 5".
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This is absolutely beautiful.
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