Sunday, November 11, 2012
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Happy Halloween!!
I was playin' around in photoshop and out came these 2 things: Martian pumpkins invade Earth! And the other a more earthly pumpkin, with a sort of wonky face.
Monday, September 10, 2012
Set painting for live theatre...
I recently did some background painting for live children's theatre. It was a fun experience. There was a path down a "dark forest" and one down a "light forest"- I did the "light forest". The play also involved a princess who has a portfolio full of her "fashion illustrations"- just a few quick sketches were needed, this is one of the ones I contributed for fun...
Sunday, August 5, 2012
Square Feet
I participated in The Square Foot Show, for which the opening was last night; it was packed!! Got totally soaked in a storm on the way home, ahhhh summer. This was the piece I showed, painted in acrylic and gouache on wooden panel. You can check it out at Twist Gallery or check out awolgallery.com for more details.
Saturday, August 4, 2012
Blocks and blocks - art brownies 2012
Just last weekend was the opening for the art brownie project 2012, where you are given a wooden block measuring 2 1/2 " x 2 1/2 " x 1 1/2 ". These are my tiny creations... (You can check them out at INDEXG Gallery or go to this link for more info: artbrownie.com )
Monday, April 23, 2012
driving in the rain
It was a grey rainy day out today so I suppose I was inspired to do this little number even though I was supposed to be working on something else! I was looking for some inspiration for another project and started playing around with this based on some other artwork that I found.
Thursday, April 19, 2012
Finnesto finito!
I finally put the finishing touches on this painting after leaving it for a while. Painting is such a push and pull, give and take exercise demanding of all your attention and concentration. But do you know what's even more difficult? Trying to get a decent photograph of the darn thing! It's impossible to capture all of the colours and textures and feeling of the original painting.
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