![Angela F. Garner](https://anhgallery.com/wp-content/uploads/cache/Garner/brother-mike-scaled/2313982323.jpg)
Brother Mike, Garner
In 2016, I audited Chris Leeper’s watercolor class. Chris is one of the most well known painters in the tri-state area and further afield.
Using the layering and lifting technique, the portrait developed slowly, but it resulted in a second place ribbon at the Canfield Fair that year.
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![Angela F. Garner](https://anhgallery.com/wp-content/uploads/cache/Garner/uncle-pete-scaled/449355125.jpg)
Uncle Pete,
Watercolor using several techniques: graduated wash for the background, transparent layers on the jacket, and lift out throughout the painting.
2017
![Apple Picking a Two Year Old
oil on canvas 2017](https://anhgallery.com/wp-content/uploads/cache/Garner/E3642F5C-4F62-48D8-9404-0F854AC44730-scaled/1494453207.jpeg)
Apple Picking a Two Year Old, Garner
Using a photo reference of a little girl I know, I tried to create a moment in time. I deliberately left the background loose and unfinished. While I struggled with her hair, I was happy with the folds and shading in the jacket hood.
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![Four Home Runs Later
watercolor 2017](https://anhgallery.com/wp-content/uploads/cache/Garner/EC07E41E-A3D5-4DF3-BDF7-699FFD5F035F-scaled/3687763789.jpeg)
Four Home Runs Later, Garner
After a remarkable baseball game, my nephew asked that I paint him in uniform. Using a photo as reference, I started with a wet on wet technique for the background. I feel the painting is too flat, with not enough contrast.
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