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January 3, 2010 at 9:55 pm #988317
[FONT=Arial]All media are welcome and the goal is to complete a painting or a piece of art within a day. There is no set subject, or time limit to work within.[/FONT]
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“It’s never too late to be who you might have been. —George Eliot aka Mary Ann EvansJanuary 4, 2010 at 2:40 am #1130380Happy (soon-to-be) Monday!
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All Media Art Events, Artwork From Life, Art JournalsJanuary 4, 2010 at 12:57 pm #1130375Here are two I did for the WDE.
“Napping” 4 x 6 done with watercolor pencils.
“Mission” 4 x 6 watercolor and ink.[FONT=Book Antiqua]Joan T
[FONT=Book Antiqua]www.watercolorsbyjoan2.blogspot.comJanuary 4, 2010 at 1:32 pm #1130363Nice work, Joan, especially the mission, which looks very Californian.
Here’s another of Louise Pitre.
Sketched 10 little heads yesterday and 10 today.
Lawrence Humphrey
Torrelles, SpainJanuary 4, 2010 at 3:33 pm #1130370Joan, both of your WDE paintings are so beautiful and so accurate. I love your watercolors.
Lawrence, your ten little heads sketches rock. You’re really going with this sketching thing and it’s fantastic. This is the best Louise Pitre painting you’ve done so far, it’s magnificent.
Today the sun came out! I posted this for critique in the Tree Studies thread in Soft Pastels Talk forum and Scotty Arthur made some wonderful suggestions. So today I dared to make changes in what I thought was a finished pastel painting — I like the improvements.
A Winter Fantasy II
5″ x 7″
Richeson hard pastels and Art Spectrum on Blue Haze Colourfix
Photo reference from January Landscape Challenge by AlainJ.In order to do it I had to lay out more than just the Richesons set. I knew I’d need softer pastels to go over it because I had fixative on the painting, so I also set out my Sennelier half sticks, Art Spectrum pure tones and Mount Vision chromatic set. This disturbed my poor cat, who got bumped to the foot of the bed to make room for pastel boxes!
Robert A. Sloan, proud member of the Oil Pastel Society
Site owner, artist and writer of http://www.explore-oil-pastels-with-robert-sloan.com
blogs: Rob's Art Lessons and Rob's Daily PaintingJanuary 4, 2010 at 4:02 pm #1130396Woke up early this morning… I had that in the mill… So let’s celebrate the cold weather…
This for the January Challenge in the Landscape forum….
Watercolour 14×18 on Canson Tradition CP 300gsmAlain - My Gallery - [FONT=Garamond]
January 4, 2010 at 4:10 pm #1130402Beautiful work Everyone, Joan your wdes are wonderful!
Lg, this is the best of her yet! splended work…
Robert, the update on your winter scene has done the trick its gorgeous! would make for a very pretty card!
Alain, this a beautiful winterscape, i love the church steeple….Sandra
January 4, 2010 at 5:10 pm #1130384nice work, everyone….
alain….love your shades of blue
robert…wow..what wonderful energy in this! Love it!
LG…beautiful portrait, as usual!
Joan…your watercolors are lovelyHere is one I did as a ‘makeover’…..pastels over watercolor…not great, but just getting back into practice!
Hope to keep up a little better this year….
JudiC&C always welcomed and appreciated
JudiBJanuary 4, 2010 at 9:39 pm #1130394Judi, Like your farm scene and did not know I could use pastels over WC. What I love about this site. Everything I can learn from others.
Alain, Love your landscape. Very pretty and love the soft colors in it.
Robert, What a set of pastels. I think I have 10. Like your addition to your painting also. Very pretty.
Humphery, The portrait is beautiful. Like how you are sketching also. I am trying to do more of that also.
Joan, Yours are great. Saw them on WDE also. Good work.
I wanted to do a little invitation card so used pastels and pencil and came up with this.
It actually came out looking better when I put it on the card stock and printed it, so will use it.Have a good day, Mary
C & C welcome and would be so appreciated.
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:)Stop telling God how big your storm is. Instead, tell the storm > > >> how big your GOD IS. Unknow authorJanuary 4, 2010 at 10:27 pm #1130387Joan your mission is beautifully you, and sleepy Jean is wonderful
lawrence, another gorgeous portrait
Robert, I love the snowy tree
Alain, this a beautiful winterscape,
both of these ALain and Robert would make lovely cards
Judi, nice makeover
Mary: beautiful winter cardthis is my very messy journal entry of Yorky’s challenge in the watercolor studio: Selkirk Range, I need to do a real painting!
C&C always welcome -Bonnie-
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January 5, 2010 at 2:33 am #1130403Hi Everyone, Judi, lovely little pastel well done!…. Mary nice looking card i love thie little red birdies in their winter trees…Bonnie, nice sketching lovely bright colours….
Heres a new Geisha from me, “Yellow Blossom” this one is from the Right Side of Town, she’s alittle more refined then her sister “Midnight Lotus” from the other side of the tracks:D , i am loving just trying these out of my head….i wanted to try a skintone as i dont have to many colours in pastels so this is what i came up with!….
Sandra
“Yellow Blossom” the good Geisha.
January 5, 2010 at 10:45 am #1130376Lawrence – Thanks. It was a CA mission. Love the mesmerizing eyes in the portrait. Wonderful idea to practice heads!!!
Robert – Thank you. Outstanding color in your winter landscape…very dramatic shadows.
Alain – Good sense of depth…love the cool colors.
Sandra – Thank you. Your geisha portrait is lovely!! Well done!
Judi – Thank you. Nice job with an interesting mix of materials.
Mary – Thanks. Nice wintry scene!! Look like it would make a great card.
Bonnie – Thanks so much. Nice watercolor sketch of the landscape. I hope you do a larger painting of it.
[FONT=Book Antiqua]Joan T
[FONT=Book Antiqua]www.watercolorsbyjoan2.blogspot.comJanuary 5, 2010 at 10:49 am #1130377I traveled up to Maine for Christmas and did a few little paintings while traveling and while I was up there. We usually take the ferry from Orient Point, NY to New London, CT, so I make sure I bring my supplies to sketch on the ferry.
“On Line” 3.5 x 5 watercolor done in route.
“Pine Cone and Needles” 3.5 x 5 watercolor
“Lobster” 4 x 6 watercolor
“Ferry Passengers” 3.5 x 5 ink & watercolor[FONT=Book Antiqua]Joan T
[FONT=Book Antiqua]www.watercolorsbyjoan2.blogspot.comJanuary 5, 2010 at 11:55 am #1130364Thanks to all of you for being so supportive.
Lawrence Humphrey
Torrelles, SpainJanuary 5, 2010 at 12:50 pm #1130381Two from the January Oil Pastel forum project hosted by robertsloan2. He said “stay within your comfort zone … do what you do best”. Ok, Robert, one blue horse coming right up! Oh and a lollipop story book abstract forest
These are 7×10″ watercolour paper coated with terra cotta colour fix primer. Sennelier oil pastels.
Cheers,
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