Palette Knife painting



I had knee surgery two weeks ago so I haven't had a moment to catch up on my blog but I have been able to play a little.  These two are added to my New Mexico series. They both are on 9x12 watercolor paper, I used a palette knife to give it the texture.  I was fun to play with and the textured look is really cool!  I plan on exploring this technique a little more.

 

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