Take Away, Put Back

I did a background, mostly let it dry, took away a vague pear shape, and rewetted the background (to try to fix something). Since everything was still wet at this point, I added color to the pear to see what would happen.

Playing around with watercolor this way makes me feel a little like a kid playing with fingerprints.  Although, I would also say that working with watercolor is an experiential reminder that we have less control than we think we do in watercolor, in life, in everything.