This first painting happens to be of a reindeer, which I painted onto the back page (chipboard square) of the Rebel Sprout mini album. When I was practicing sketching these winter characters (owls, penguins, snowmen, etc.), the reindeer was definitely the most difficult for me. As it turns out - I love it! I have LOTS more to learn and skills to practice...hopefully this and the next several posts will show progress!
Friday, November 16, 2012
Stepping out of my comfort zone....
Hi! Shelly here....So, if you know anything about me, you probably know I LOVE creating just about anything, but particularly, mixed media. Though in all my years of creating and designing mixed media mini albums, I have never actually painted my own sketched drawing...I've never sketched! I have been an admirer of those whimsical painting styles for years and Christy Tomlinson is one of my fav's. SOOOOOOOO - when I saw that she was offering a new class called Whimsy Winter I jumped at the chance! So here is the step-by-step process of my first painting. Don't hold your breath - mine is nothing to write home about, but the entire learning process has been very satisfying and freeing...
This first painting happens to be of a reindeer, which I painted onto the back page (chipboard square) of the Rebel Sprout mini album. When I was practicing sketching these winter characters (owls, penguins, snowmen, etc.), the reindeer was definitely the most difficult for me. As it turns out - I love it! I have LOTS more to learn and skills to practice...hopefully this and the next several posts will show progress!
This first painting happens to be of a reindeer, which I painted onto the back page (chipboard square) of the Rebel Sprout mini album. When I was practicing sketching these winter characters (owls, penguins, snowmen, etc.), the reindeer was definitely the most difficult for me. As it turns out - I love it! I have LOTS more to learn and skills to practice...hopefully this and the next several posts will show progress!
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