Tag Archives: acrylic
Engaged
January, 2011, I decided to join the Sketchbook Challenge. I did so, quite frankly, with reluctance. Why? I am driven to pick up on and follow threads, clues, intuitions that capture my attention and await expression. Whatever I may have … Continue reading
Keep It Simple, Sweetie.
I took the painting from It’s Never Just Black and White into my favorite program, Photoshop Elements and we did a little dance routine. Once again, I see how very simple paintings can be layered into complex designs. These are … Continue reading
It’s Never Just Black and White
I worked all day on Finding the Door to My Secret Garden, but am not ready to show it yet. There are a few little details that are bothering me, and the paint is still wet. You cannot take a … Continue reading
Red Arms
I painted this today. Red Arms Don’t ask. I don’t know. Wait . . . . I take that back. I still don’t know, but I love it when you ask!
A lot of smoke but no fire
Sometimes, an art piece tales a LONG time to develop. There may be a lot of smoke, but no fire. It doesn’t have that spark that says YES, and gets you excited. You have to go on faith, because you … Continue reading
Time will tell
With my green paints still out, I paint this piece:
Yes, Pikachu
I spent the entire day working with my grandson, making a Pikachu figure out of felt. It turned out well, and he is VERY pleased, but I can’t show it, of course. Copyright, and all that. I can show you the … Continue reading
The crow flies from my painting onto a paper quilt
This crow first appeared in a painting I did at Southampton Art School, while taking a course with Jeane Myers. Now it is a paper applique, ready to add to one of my Cracked Paper Quilts.
Red leaf
Usually, after painting a new painting start, or underpainting, I am eager to take it into Photoshop Elements and see what I can do with it. This painting has produced: