On to my next piece. 11" x 14" I adhered the newspaper to canvas board. Then I did the ink drawing. The second image is with watercolor. Acrylics up next.
Monday, February 23, 2015
Sunday, February 22, 2015
Landscape - finished
I have to admit I dragged my feet on finishing this pice. I wasn't sure where I wanted to go with it. I finally forced myself to sit down and work on it. I know it is not a terrible exciting piece but I am happy with the final results.
11" x 14" newspaper mounted on canvas board. Started with an ink drawing then added watercolors and acrylics.
11" x 14" newspaper mounted on canvas board. Started with an ink drawing then added watercolors and acrylics.
Tuesday, February 17, 2015
New Landscape
I have not done many landscapes so I thought I would give on e a try. To make it more difficult I am working on newspaper that has been mounted on a canvas board. I know the first step doesn't look like much now but the end product should be better.
Sunday, February 15, 2015
Sunflower - Finished
Here is the final result of the sunflower painting. It is 11" x 14". I believe I have achieved the happy sunny day feeling I was going for.
Saturday, February 14, 2015
Sunflower
After that dreary pear I wanted to do a bright happy painting. I settled on a sunflower. I am working from this picture that I took.
I am working on an 11" x 14" sheet of masonite. I had a painting teacher a number of years ago who wouldn't let me use a brush. I had to paint with a palette knife. So I decided to use that approach on this piece. The first thing I did was cover the masonite with a 50/50 mixture uf burnt sienna and lemon yellow.
Yeah I know, it is not very gray. I am still trying to keep it happy and bright. Next I added some sky.
And now for the main show. Still only working with the palette knife I started to add the sunflower.
The image I took is not that great but you get the idea. So far I am really happy with the results.
I am working on an 11" x 14" sheet of masonite. I had a painting teacher a number of years ago who wouldn't let me use a brush. I had to paint with a palette knife. So I decided to use that approach on this piece. The first thing I did was cover the masonite with a 50/50 mixture uf burnt sienna and lemon yellow.
I wanted a neutral complimentary background so I mixed a grayish purple for the ground area.
And now for the main show. Still only working with the palette knife I started to add the sunflower.
The image I took is not that great but you get the idea. So far I am really happy with the results.
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Pear
Here is my first painting in a long time. I have been wanting to try only acrylics. I'm not that happy with this piece but it is a start. I think it is a little dreary and doesn't have much pizzaz.
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