| Rusty Mailbox |
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Showing posts with label mailbox. Show all posts
Thursday, 24 September 2015
September Challenge Day 24
It is often difficult to find a reference photo that gives exactly what you want so you have to improvise.
The reference for this 5 x 7 card was a photo of an almost pristine mailbox that I found on the internet. I wanted something pitted by stones, battered by time and rusted by weather. I am pretty happy with the look I achieved although I think this piece looks better in person.
Wednesday, 7 January 2015
DAY 7 - A Change of Pace
One of the neat things about this challenge is finding new blogs to follow and being able to learn from other artists' posts.
One of the blogs I checked out yesterday talked about watercolor paper canvases. I could kick myself for not remembering the name of the artist but I am sure I will find her as I am following her of Google+. At any rate, her blog led me to another blog - http://emotiveexpressions.blogspot.ca/ - and I found out more about watercolor paper canvases. So, of course, I had to try it!
My painting for day 7 is 'Country Mail Boxes', a 5 x 7 watercolor on a gallery wrap paper canvas. Once it is varnished it will be available for sale. This was an interesting experiment and I am sure I will try it again but tomorrow it will be back to working on Oriental style art.
I hope everyone will take time to check out the paintings in this challenge at - http://lesliesaeta.blogspot.ca/ and also go to this blog - http://paintamasterpiece.blogspot.ca/ - where you can vote on your favourite pieces.
| Country Mail Boxes |
My painting for day 7 is 'Country Mail Boxes', a 5 x 7 watercolor on a gallery wrap paper canvas. Once it is varnished it will be available for sale. This was an interesting experiment and I am sure I will try it again but tomorrow it will be back to working on Oriental style art.
I hope everyone will take time to check out the paintings in this challenge at - http://lesliesaeta.blogspot.ca/ and also go to this blog - http://paintamasterpiece.blogspot.ca/ - where you can vote on your favourite pieces.
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