Showing posts with label bird painting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bird painting. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 23, 2014

"Getting Plastered" Workshop - Student Work

Deborah Middleton-Hope, Bird Project

Close up
I have been truly inspired by my student's work from my online "Getting Plastered"  workshop.  This  is one of my favorites from Deborah Middleton-Hope. 


I am delighted to see many of my students take the techniques they learned in the workshop and use them as a joyous expression of their own unique voice.  

Nancy Walker, 12 x 12 plaster on burlap

More beautiful student work!  This final piece really demonstrates the use of the Micheal's burlap canvas.  It has such a professional finish once the final painting is revealed. 


Once you see the luscious textures you get with painting on plaster, I think Nancy and Deb would agree that it gets addicting.  Bravo!






Sunday, June 3, 2012

Birds Take Flight

"Birds in Flight", 8" x 10" acrylic



Here's another experiment of using the Annie Sloan's chalk paint "french linen" as a background color.   This time I smudged a blue color over top.
 


I used a lot of charcoal pencil and scratched into the background with my palette knife to create more texture.  Wouldn't this be a great Christmas card?