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Sharing the lessons I teach at the Artist Guild and the personal discoveries in my art.
Showing posts with label blue and white porcelain. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blue and white porcelain. Show all posts

Thursday, May 9, 2019

White Flowers And Porcelain


White Flowers And Porcelain
6"x6" oil on Raymar panel $120.
Purchase HERE

Artist Note
This was a demo for one of the 
Artist Guild classes.

It is the last month 
of the Guild sessions until August
and we are doing a refresher 
of everything which has 
been  reviewed this semester.

I started this painting with a 
 dark transparent paint
 covering 
the board 
and then I lifted off
the lighter design with a rag.
This exposes the white 
of the canvas. 
To make the main flower shape
 whiter I used a brush 
dipped in Gamsol to totally
lift off the underpainting.

I find it pretty easy to gradually 
build up  the shapes with
layers of color making sure 
only one or two flowers 
are a tad realistic and the rest 
just abstract suggestions of color.

Maybe this is the easiest way of all
for floral still life paintings.
I bet most of you have tried it. 
What do you think?


Friday, February 28, 2014

Blue and White Porcelain - Watercolor





















Blue and White Porcelain

5x7in watercolor on aqua board   $100. SOLD

This one was an experiment.
I was trying some new methods and was
surprised how this turned out. All transparent
watercolors on Aqua Board by Ampersand.

Saturday, November 16, 2013

Rose and Porcelain



Rose and Porcelain

6x6in oil on canvas panel  $100. SOLD

Something beautiful to paint is always calming.


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