Lilac Tree
Technique: Watercolour
Original size: 20x29cm
2011 © Marina Kanavaki
Categories: My Art Journey, Trees & Forests
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Lilac Tree
Technique: Watercolour
Original size: 20x29cm
2011 © Marina Kanavaki
Categories: My Art Journey, Trees & Forests
Marina Kanavaki 
Your watercolors are beautiful! Some, like this, look both complicated and simple at the same time. I just know I couldn’t do something this nice.
Thank you Fergiemoto for your kind words. I enjoyed looking at your work too!
I really love this painting. So elegant, yet strong too. Beautiful.
Thank you Katie!
I grew up with two giagantic lilac bushes, they actually would have been considered trees because of thir size, but we called them bushes. And when they started bossoming my mother alwasys cut off some brances to have in our house. Their smell was wonderful,, magical. Here in Greece I sometimes yearn for it..
Katerina, you’ve created such a vivid image… I feel like I was there too!