Can you believe it, the first day after 29 Faces and I
am doing a face! Guess I must like doing
them.
I have heaps of pages where I just
have backgrounds, I make them with leftover paint from my painting sessions. I was flipping through them wondering what to
choose for my entry into the Art Journal Everyday blog hop. When I came across the one above, there
seemed to be textured wings. My though, “Ah, ha angel”, so I ran with it. Although, I think she might be a mischievous
angel, as she looks a bit sneaky!
Also I am posting for Art Journal Every Day the page below.
I had completed it during the week and have
been thinking about a quote for it, in the end I decided that it didn’t need a
quote. One of the outcomes of 29 Faces
is that I have found a way forward in my art that will tie all my seemingly
diverse interests together. I will post
about it next PPF. Suffice to say, this
page gave me the answer. I love painting people, I love painting the
land, we are part of the land, so why not paint both as one. Hope that makes sense. The page below should
give you more clearly an idea of what I mean.
I decided with the following background which was on A3
card to get away from faces for a bit and pay with colour and do an imaginary
still life. After having done the APR
challenge of blorange, Tracy Fletcher King's fave colours, I thought what are
mine. Pink and yellow combined, whenever
I see those colours combined, my heart sings.
I even have planted a yellow daisy and a deep pink geranium next to each
other by the kitchen door, they flower constantly, so my heart sings all year.
So here is my yelpink still life, step by step.
the background |
adding shapes |
moving along |
Finished for the time being, I need to think whether it
needs some darker bits to give it more depth.
I tell you, I am really beginning to love acrylics, I never would have been
able to complete this in an afternoon in oils.
Have a lovely PPF everyone and a great week creating
beautiful art.
Linking to Paint Party Friday and Art Journal Every Day
fantastic Sharn!
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now the new theme started over on
ART-JOURNAL-JOURNEY
Loving all of your artwork.
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF, Annette http://nettysartadventures.blogspot.co.uk/
Oh Sharon, your backgrounds are so amazing! How on earth do you do that, all those little lines!? And the faces are beautiful, again! Can't get enough of it, eh? ☺
ReplyDeleteWow! I love your paintings, and the way you displayed them going from the icy tones to the warms was brilliant. Blessings!
ReplyDeletelovely work, I like the idea of doing backgrounds with leftover paint.
ReplyDeleteLovely backgrounds and divine face ~ wonderful! Happy PPF ^_^
ReplyDeleteLOVE you angel piece! HPPF!
ReplyDeleteLove this portrait, Sharon, and the integration of the text with the figure!! Superb!
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Happy PPF!!
Mary
Mixed-Media Map Art
All those wonderful paintings...love them all! The last one looks really interesting with all its yellow and pinkish variations! xox Conny
ReplyDeleteSharon, all your paintings are beautiful. I am fond of the first face with the great quote.
ReplyDeletegreat art here Sharon!I am especially loving your faces-there's asuch a soft and ethereal quality to them. Happy PPF and AJED!
ReplyDeletelovely journal pages and I really like your yelpink painting!! they really are a great colour combination - your painting makes me think of warm sunny days with the sun blazing through a kitchen window! lovely!
ReplyDeleteOh... love that color. it really gives so much to the painting to start with that as your first layer. Well done.
ReplyDeleteJust wanted to pop in and say thanks for the sweet Artists in Blogland post card (swap). Gorgeous card and blog here :) jane w.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful faces and really love your still life with fantastic colors!
ReplyDeleteAlbeit beautiful your angel looks a bit vengeful!! She has been hurt!! Love your art and faces!! Can't wait to hear about your art epiphany next week!! Glad you are finding your art path!!
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Great work and thanks for sharing the process. I love the quote!
ReplyDeleteWonderful art Sharon, I love your blorange face, & how it blends into the background!
ReplyDeleteAlison x
Beautiful face of an angel! I love your progression pictures, Thanks for sharing
ReplyDelete:-) I needed to read that today! Thank you so much Sharon for the Chesterton quote...a beautiful reminder to fly lightly!
ReplyDeleteHi Sharon! As I wrote in my post today I love your art. I think it may be the graphic in it, the lines and writing combined with the colouring. Great to see the process of a piece today! Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWish you a wonderful week end
Ilona
oh beautiful - you shouldn't stop doing faces - you're amazing at them!Lovely still life too. The color palettes are so rich and delicate all at the same time.
ReplyDeleteI love the background on your imaginary still life! Great colors! I really wanted to participate in the BLORANGE challenge, it just never came to fruition! I have terrible discipline! haha
ReplyDeleteyour faces and backgrounds are AMAZING!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful backgrounds... love 'em!
ReplyDeletetis true, your angel seems like she is on a mission!!! lol You are very talented with the faces! just beautiful. How neat you can use your backrounds this way. Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteI am loving how you are posting your words on the painting. . .and the progression is wonderful. Seeing it all come together is so very clever. I haven't started working with backgrounds yet. Blessings, Janet PPF
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