I've been trying to finish up the last few paintings around here but am not feeling inspired by anything but an urge to get this stuff out of my way. I'm afraid it shows but here they are anyway.
This is the 3rd or 4th different background I've put on this vase of flowers and I'm still not happy with it. Maybe I should add more flowers.
This is a Birthday present for the sister that keeps bringing me garden gnomes for my yard.
This started out to be just yellow tulips but I thought it needed something for contrast so I turned some of them into Iris but still wasn't happy with it.
Each color I add seems to help add a little life to this painting.
Here I'm just playing with color and shape while designing wrapping papers and fabric.
One thing came of all of this and that was to remind me how versitile paints are and how much I enjoy them whether inspiration strikes or not.
The important thing is to smile and keep doing the thigs that bring you joy.
Showing posts with label building a painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label building a painting. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 22, 2019
Labels:garden, painting, art
All Over Patterns and Repeats,
building a painting,
Iris painting,
painting theory,
painting tulips
Friday, February 17, 2017
Heading Back to Last Months Canvas
I wasn't quite sure what to do with this canvas when I started it last month but I grabbed my paints and went on with it anyway. Here are a few photos of it each step along the way today.
I flipped it on it's side and thought I may develop it into a landscape of sorts of a view of the flowers in my garden.
My current working title is Chasing the Blues because of my persistent urge to grab the blue paints first no matter what else I try to do.
As I'm painting I can't quite decide what I'd like to create or say with this one.
yes, it shows.
I flipped it on it's side and thought I may develop it into a landscape of sorts of a view of the flowers in my garden.
Here's a detail view of the right hand corner so you can see what sort of knife and brush strokes that I'm building the texture with.
Labels:garden, painting, art
building a painting,
creative process,
design ideas
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