Showing posts with label acrylic art painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acrylic art painting. Show all posts

Thursday, June 6, 2013

Reflections of the Day


Reflections of the Day, 5" x 7" Mixed Media

I had been struggling with a small landscape painting and I thought it best to just leave it for a while.  So when I picked it up again, I was ready to throw it away and thought I got nothing to lose if I just play around with it. 



First thing I did was turn it so that I would start looking at the piece a different way.  I also kept some of the papers from the original showing through.



I'm also very excited about my new website.  Come stop on by....

www.dianamulder.com




Saturday, May 18, 2013

Fiesta Rose Painting





Fiesta Rose 16" x 16", mixed media

A bouquet of white roses from my daughter for Mother's Day inspired this rose painting.  Once I used the bright manganese blue in the foreground, it took on this fiesta feel. 



Just bright and fun....

Thursday, January 24, 2013

Searching for Blank Notecards?



 
6 Floral Blank Notecards 4.25 x 5.5
1 Floral Blank Notecards


I been working on Google's SEO or Search Engine Optimization for my Etsy shop and although I had some  notes on the whole process, I wasn't applying any of it.  So when I listed these newly made blank notecards in my Etsy shop today, I made sure to research a good Google search phrase.  I think these blank notecards turned out really nice, don't you.

Can you guess my search phrase?    

Also, the site that really helped me for SEO on Etsy is here.

Wednesday, January 16, 2013



Birthday Girl, 10" x 10" acrylic on canvas


This painting is based on an inspiration photo of my daughter on her birthday at Laguna Beach.   She had to reserve a fire pit for her birthday party, which is first come, first serve, basis and so she camped out all day with her best friend till all the guests started coming in the late afternoon.

Years ago I tried to paint this painting in a more abstract way and never felt comfortable with the style.  Starting over again years later, you can still see that abstract influence, but in  my own style, I really enjoyed the process this time.