Watercolors — figures

Watercolor woman holding a small cobalt bird in her hand on blue background

Watercolor two faces cheek to cheek in sepia and beige with a blue accent

Watercolour: a figure in a blue coat, hat and scarf walks through snow with a small dog trotting alongside; a row of frost-white trees against blue behind, tufts of dry golden grass and blue shadows on the snow

Watercolour: several translucent, fairy-tale creatures stand on a strip of green grass — one brown and turquoise with spots and rootlets instead of hair, another grey with a bubbled pattern and two black eyes; a pale blurred landscape behind them

Watercolor girl leaping across stones over water in blue and gray

Watercolour: an adult in a hat walks across a meadow with a pole, carrying a child in a red cap on their back; blue lupins around them, misty trees behind and a soft pale blue sky

Watercolor boy under a blue umbrella holding two small birds beneath tree crowns

Watercolor man in a red cap walking a greyhound among golden birch trees

Watercolour: a figure in a green coat and blue hat walks through snow beside a small brown dog in mid-leap; blurred leafless trees on both sides and fine white specks of falling snow

Watercolor man in a checked cap with a dog on a leash and a deer beneath orange trees

Watercolor girl riding a bicycle with a dog in the basket among trees on a turquoise road

Watercolor overlapping faces of women in pink and beige with blue eyes

Watercolor two girlish faces leaning toward each other in powdery pink and sepia

Watercolor couple holding hands under blossoming trees in shades of fuchsia and pink

Watercolor gray spikes and lime green spheres with a small figure in a pink dress on a twig

oryginalna akwarela dla kobiety, dla dziewczyny dla przyjaciółki, na rocznicę, do sypialni, do salonu, najładniejsza, na prezent, Marta Konieczny, 40x30 cm, najlepsza galeria w Warszawie, dąb rower rowerzysta drzewo jesień czerwone pomarańczowe

I paint figures less often than plants, and nearly always in relation to someone else: two faces pressed cheek to cheek, a couple under blossoming trees, a girl on a bicycle with a dog in the basket, a man walking a greyhound among golden birches.

I do not draw the faces in detail. The tilt of a head and the direction of a glance are enough — the rest happens in colour. Watercolour cannot be corrected indefinitely, so the line has to land the first time.

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