Watercolour in the Warm

Mary Kemp - Boats at Blakeney -
 Watercolour  23 x 28 cms
Yet again the weather has been cold. It's too cosy indoors to venture out to the studio for very long, so I've painted another picture in watercolour of a scene that reminded me of a warm summers evening.
Colours I used were ultramarine blue, violet, burnt Sienna, cadmium  yellow, cerulean blue, raw sienna and a bit of alizarin crimson.
These boats were all jostled up together , settled for the night.
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