MFA watercolor class paintings

Recently I took a watercolor class at MFA and met some amazing artists. Here are a few paintings done during the class. Our teacher, Linda Hoetink an amazing artist, really made us improve our techniques giving us different challenges.

This beautiful painting is done by Edith, I don't remember the artist whom she copied.

This amazing painting is done by Kelly Slater who is recognized by her bold and vibrant use of colors, which I think is very inspiring.

This is my copy of James McNeill Whistler 'Flower Market' which was really not so easy and helped me improve my technique.

A floral still-life from 'life' done in the class. Lot of happy accidents happened during the painting and I really enjoyed myself spattering paint all over the paper. 

Snow day

Unfortunately its still cold and snowing in Boston, so did a little 10-min sketch from my balcony :)

Done in the medium/sun triad (New gamboge, permanent rose and french ultramarine blue). 

Color test

Medium/ Sun triad with New Gamboge, Permanent rose and French ultramarine.
Bold/ Strong with Winsor yellow, Alizarin crimson  and Winsor blue (red shade).

A small sketch testing the triads-- Sun triad really gives a sunny feel where as the bold triad brings intense and strong colors.

Four ATC's

These are miniature paintings (2.5 x 3.5")

Spoons still-life

Spoons in the drain (ref photo PMP). in watercolor.

and a small value study on moleskine cahier (started as simple value sketch and got caught up so made it a full sketch).
Which one did you like?

Nevada Landscape

Landscape ref photo PMP.

Primula flowers

Based on the watercolor style Julie Pollard. Reference photo PMP