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Sharing the lessons I teach at the Artist Guild and the personal discoveries in my art.
Sunday, March 16, 2014
Fracturing the Flowers
Flowers - Spider Mums and Alstroemeria.
6x8in oil on canvas panel SOLD
Artist Note
This is one of the paintings I did when I was exploring
and developing my fracturing technique.
I decided to post an older one because although
I painted today I could not do anything I liked.
I did spend some time painting though.
I would like to link you to a post sent to me by
Sharon Rose Smith
She came out for two days to learn Fracturing and
did a great job...I mean a really great job
We hit it off and became fast friends.
Labels:
alstroemeria flowers,
floral,
oil on canvas panel,
spider mums
I am a painter living in Las Cruces, NM. After many years as an illustrator I turned to fine art to develop my own artistic voice. I currently teach talented and enthusiastic artists in oil, acrylic and egg tempera painting. I am also a member of the Artist Guild of Southern New Mexico.
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It's always nice to see your paintings, Julie, whether they're new or older. I visited Sharon Rose Smith and how lucky she was to spend two days with you learning the fracturing technique!
ReplyDeleteHi Julie, How are you doing? I'm still not painting. My wrist surgery is too tender. I am doing good to do my housechores. Love your spider MUMs piece. wonder vibrant colors in the piece. I didn't sign up for our Placitas studio tour. Just cannot deal with much right now myself.
ReplyDeleteI love to see your paintings again and again! Gorgeous mix of colors and textures. Lucky the person who owns this painting! I will follow the link to see your friends work. I hope you have a nice day!
ReplyDeleteThis is a stunning and explosive bouquet, this goes to show , that old or new , you just couldn't help it :-)
ReplyDeleteIf you haven't posted this one before, I don't see why, because it is lovely. I hope you are well, and not too busy, since I haven't heard much from you lately. Me am busy as a bee, getting ready for my exhibition, only 4 weeks left. I wish a day had more than 24 hours, there isn't enough time to work, getting things ready and paint, though I try.
ReplyDeleteThis is just beautiful and so bright and cheery with color! And not only were the comments not there, this post didn't even pop up on my blog roll!
ReplyDeleteThis painting is a great example of your technique, Julie!
ReplyDeleteI checked out ms Smith's blog and loved her interpretation of your technique.
Beautiful painting Julie!! No wonder it sold.
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