Friday, September 30, 2016
Thursday, September 29, 2016
Wednesday, September 28, 2016
The Creative Coaching Carnival
Marney Makridakis from Artella gave a web presentation last night called "The Creative Coaching Carnival." She was using carnival attractions as metaphors for the different styles of coaching people may use while using the ARTbundance method. ARTbundance stresses the use of art as a means to help people deal with their issues of any kind. We were directed throughout the presentation to draw three carnival attractions - first a ferris wheel, second a carnival midway, and finally a merry-go-round. Since we had to draw quickly, it was like drawing as a kid again. Afterwards, I scanned my three pictures and combined them into one in Photoshop. It was so much fun!
Labels:
ARTbundance,
Artella,
carnival,
coaching,
Marney Makridakis
Monday, September 26, 2016
Sunday, September 25, 2016
Ocean Waves
I've always loved the ocean! I wish we could live near one. I decided to try using the joint compound technique we learned in Wyanne's "Making It Big" class to create a painting celebrating the waves in the ocean. I love the texture it made.
Thursday, September 22, 2016
Monday, September 19, 2016
Digital Whisper Blog Challenge - BFF
I drew the tree trying out the new app I downloaded to my iPad called Sketch Club. I really like the app considering what it does. I have the iPencil, and the Sketch Club app takes full advantage of it. I definitely have a lot to learn, though. :-)
Sunday, September 18, 2016
New Painting
This is the second painting I've done for Wyanne Thompson's "Making It Big" class. We are still using the Lightweight Wallboard Joint Compound. It really makes a lot of texture!
Saturday, September 17, 2016
Art Journal Caravan Week 37 - Quote
Beside the quote, one option suggested was to use a monochromatic color scheme. I also created a portrait of Tangie Baxter who was fixated on photons and electrons in a movie she watched. I gave her the nickname "Tangitron."
Wednesday, September 14, 2016
Painting With Joint Compound As A Base
The first lesson in Wyanne Thompson's You and Me Painting Big class was about using Lightweight Wallboard Joint Compound as a layer for building texture in your painting. I wanted to try doing a painting of my Billizetti character. (The little guy in my blog header.) I've only done him digitally and wanted to try making a physical copy. This is how it turned out. Crazy but fun! Definitely anime and kawaii style.
Be sure to click the painting to see the larger size where you can see the ridges from the joint compound.
Be sure to click the painting to see the larger size where you can see the ridges from the joint compound.
Labels:
anime,
Billizetti,
joint compound,
kawaii,
Wyanne Thompson
Monday, September 12, 2016
Saturday, September 10, 2016
Art Journal Caravan Week 36 - Piet Mondrian
We were suppose to use the style of Piet Mondrian to symbolize an emotion. I created this to explain what it's like to have an anxiety disorder.
Tuesday, September 6, 2016
Knowledge and Symmetry
Digital elements from Tangie Baxter's Sept. Grab Bag and Mischief Circus' Designers Sept. Knowledge kits.
Sunday, September 4, 2016
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