Rantings of a starving artist mostly but also the insightful wisdom of one who works on a farm.
Pears and Pinot Grigio
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Summer tree and fall tree project results! 97% YAY!
The instructor loved the diff styles of painting I used as well as the temp variations in color. Too cool!
20 photos of environmental pollution
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Thursday, March 24, 2016
Friday, January 8, 2016
Friday, December 18, 2015
WIP- Oak tree in the summer
Again, trying a method close to that of Windberg, here is the almost finished project part one. IF, if I do anything to it, I will add a few more tufts of grass, perhaps a few more flowers and a few lines in the lightest greens in the background to add a sense of depth.
On every layer of paint, I added detailed leaves and again on each added lighter layer of paint. it seems to add more depth to the tree. I still don't paint quite evenly to cover the weave of the canvas so perhaps in the future I'll gesso the canvas and sand it for a smooth canvas.
I also tried highlighting the edges of the tree with the same color as the sky, a cerelean blue, to add the look of reflecting sky color. Fan brushed the edges to give it a distant look.
On every layer of paint, I added detailed leaves and again on each added lighter layer of paint. it seems to add more depth to the tree. I still don't paint quite evenly to cover the weave of the canvas so perhaps in the future I'll gesso the canvas and sand it for a smooth canvas.
I also tried highlighting the edges of the tree with the same color as the sky, a cerelean blue, to add the look of reflecting sky color. Fan brushed the edges to give it a distant look.
Tuesday, December 8, 2015
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