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The Great Outdoors

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Getting Out in the Wild.

Rebecca and her family, paint wildlife and nature for the most part. So when they aren't at their easels painting or attending one of their exhibits, there's a good chance that they're out and about researching what they love.

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Wildlife 'In Miniature'

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Classic Miniature Art - More than little pictures.

Rebecca Latham's watercolors are classically painted miniature paintings. Whether large or small, it's the classical methods of painting refined detail that give miniature paintings their allure.

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Rebecca Latham is an international realistic wildlife and nature painter and author working in finely detailed watercolors. Her works range all sizes - all painted in miniature. Represented by Latham Studios. More»

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  • Carolina Says:

    Wow! Rebecca, this is unbelievabley perfect! What a great work you’ve done here (well, once more I have to say…) Congratulations!
    Regards,
    Carolina

  • RaeDi Says:

    Hello Rebecca, This is truly lovely. You have captured it is such a grand way! I would like to inquire about purchasing this picture. I would like to know the cost for the mini painting and the cost for a reproduction. My Mother’s and my favorite. Thank you for sharing. You are such a talent….RaeDi Rachael Wherry

  • Joann Giesbrecht Says:

    Your Iris is stunning, Rebecca! The colors and detail are truly amazing. I actually wonder if the original flower you photographed looked anywhere near this good!!! :-)

    I notice you have stated it is watercolor on “board”? I am curious as to what kind of board this is, and whether you use canvas or paper adhered to the board for your painting surface?

    Thanks for sharing your giftedness with us – my day is richer for having enjoyed this beauty.

  • Lovepreet B. Says:

    beautiful!!!! I’ve never seen a golden iris before…they’re probably not indigenous to California! :)

  • Rebecca Says:

    Carolina, RaeDi, Joann, & Lovepreet — Thanks! ….and thanks for coming by to check my blog! I’m So happy you like it. :D (Hmm…I’m not sure if they are in California or not….)

    Joann– Yes, it’s watercolor on board. (4″ x 6″) Just a paper surface illustration board suitable for watercolor. With all of the detail I put into my paintings, I think that a canvas texture would possibly drive me mad…so I have tended to stay away from trying that out. …though it would be lovely with a looser style. The tightness of traditional miniature painting…and watercolor…is just a little more workable on a surface that is a little smoother.

  • Doris Says:

    Hi Rebecca, this Iris is so beautiful. I also like the way how you painted the background.

  • rebeccalatham Says:

    Thank you, Doris :)

  • Maria Says:

    The gallery is really great!

  • Petro Erasmus Says:

    Stunning!!!! Stunning!!!!! You have a God's given talent. Please, never give up on you painting.
    From: Petro of South Africa.

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