"St Jean's Walk - Lyon France" ©
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Antoinette Blyth "en plein air" with members of the Watercolour Society of Victoria at Buxton
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 "Greve - Italy" ©
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Paris End Collins Street Melbourne (c)
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Setting Sun Tatong (c)
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"Tulips"
An original Watercolour by Antoinette Blyth ©
"What can be said about Watercolour painting, that has not been said before by some of the most renown watercolour artists around the world!
The medium itself is fraught with twists and turns brought on by the magic of pigment with water.
How we control it is so individual.
How we express what we want to say using this medium is so diverse.
It is a lifelong journey with continual learning at each step. Oh, but what a fascinating and absorbing journey it is!!
Antoinette has always tried to convey the elements of a well constructed painting whilst aiming to convey the emotions and impressions of the vision in front of her eyes.
"The excitement of that first wash over the paper is almost the best part of the painting, setting the scene for what is yet to come."
The medium itself is fraught with twists and turns brought on by the magic of pigment with water.
How we control it is so individual.
How we express what we want to say using this medium is so diverse.
It is a lifelong journey with continual learning at each step. Oh, but what a fascinating and absorbing journey it is!!
Antoinette has always tried to convey the elements of a well constructed painting whilst aiming to convey the emotions and impressions of the vision in front of her eyes.
"The excitement of that first wash over the paper is almost the best part of the painting, setting the scene for what is yet to come."
