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complements, is able to push color around to create clean, crisp paintings that leave you optimistic and refreshed. She simplifies her subject matter into color masses, playing complements and value one against the other, and creates wonderful edges and textures.
Her paintings are not overworked - this allows the color to sit on the surface of the paper, thus maintaining color brilliance. Cox’s plein air pieces offer a more grayed application of color.
Traditionally, watercolor is a medium that requires an artist to have a firm idea what the finished painting will look like prior to laying in the first wash. It is obvious that Cox has planned her compositions and her application of color, yet she accomplishes the finished painting without spoiling the spontaneity and unexpected surprises that characterize the medium of watercolor.
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