Showing posts with label plaster art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plaster art. Show all posts

Monday, July 13, 2015

Getting Plastered Again Workshop!

Getting Plastered Again: Techniques in Plaster of Paris
July 16 - August 26

With the simple use of materials like plaster, burlap, fabric, wire, acrylic paint and water, experience a new way of playing in the mud.  I will share my love affair with plaster by teaching you the step by step process to create three beautiful and unique pieces of art. By sharing all of my mixed media techniques, watch your work be taken to a new level while loving the process along the way. This workshop will inspire you to incorporate what you've learned into your own creations.

To learn more click here.

Wednesday, April 2, 2014

Birth of a Workshop



I am so grateful to be asked to share my talents as one of the group of artists on Artful Gathering.  Fortunately, I was given plenty of time to develop the workshop projects for my plaster class, so I really stretched my creative skills to come up with 3 distinct projects. 

Registration is open and when signing up, you can win many different prizes including a print of my crow painting.


Tuesday, December 3, 2013

Artful Gathering Online Workshops

I feel so grateful to be asked to be a part of this talented group of teachers at Artful Gathering.  Everyone is so supportive and it has given me the courage to be in front of a camera and share what I love to do!

http://atozinnia.org

I just love how there is a variety of workshops to take...something for everyone.   Keep checking back to sign up.  The plaster painting workshop should be so fun!

Tuesday, August 6, 2013

Tulip Floral

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Tulip Sweetness 12" x 12", mixed media on canvas






I just love the close up quality of these plaster paintings.  They have such great appeal.  Here I tried to keep it light, colorful and airy. 

Monday, July 22, 2013

Crackle Gackles

Crows 10" x 10" mixed media on canvas, sold    





Creating this plaster background was very fun, but I had no idea what to put in the foreground.  I decided on a coastal bird, but it just didn't look right against all the cracks and texture. Then I thought of these crows and they definitely worked for me.