I got inspired at church to create a painting for our mantle.
There were lots of steps so I'll be breaking it down into a few posts. They are all in acrylic paint.
Step 1. I started with gessoing an old canvas that I had already made two paintings on, so there was a lot of texture before I started.
Step 2. I painted purple circles with a stencil.
Step 3. I used a paper towel to swipe on an off white color to pick up the texture.
Step 4. I added yellow ochre circles.
Stay tuned for more...
Showing posts with label acrylic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acrylic. Show all posts
Thursday, July 26, 2012
Thursday, June 7, 2012
Hurry!
I finally got motivated to play in my sketchbook.
I sat down at my messy desk with visions of repetition and stencils bouncing around my head.
Once the taste of Nerds had dissolved from my tongue, I noticed a horrible stench coming from the litter box.
Seeing as how I'm now pregnant, little things like cleaning litter boxes have been taken off my to do list. And alas, my wonderful husband was outside mowing the yard and could not empty it out right then, so I had to relocate.
So I grabbed my sketchbook, 2 sharpies and my circle stencil and headed to the living room.
I found this old page with acrylic paint I was using up and decided to draw on top of it.
It's not much, but at least it's something. Quite appropriate too for Illustration Friday's theme of Hurry, since it took me less than 10 minutes to complete!
It's not much, but at least it's something. Quite appropriate too for Illustration Friday's theme of Hurry, since it took me less than 10 minutes to complete!
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| 8x5" acrylic and sharpie |
Sunday, February 12, 2012
Reminds Me of Olives
I really like color combo of the painting I made for a friend, so I created a much smaller scale piece with one of the original sketches I made for her.
I've actually put a glossy finish on it since I took the picture. I like it better that way.
So imagine it if you can....
I've actually put a glossy finish on it since I took the picture. I like it better that way.
So imagine it if you can....
Acrylic 11x14"
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