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WOYWW: Homemade Stickers
Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Wednesday is Day Two of Daisy Yellow's Creativity Queue Challenge.
Here, I altered some of my artwork in photo editors, added some text and printed them out on sticker paper. I got the nudge to recycle some of my artwork through Journaling Deep, a weekly newsletter from Samantha Kira. Then, I cut up the stickers and used them as pieces in my art journal.
Also sharing with WOYWW!
In progress mixed media painting
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
This is what's on my workdesk this week! I am in the middle of a mixed media collage including some of my watercolor illustrations and ephemera from my big ol' paper stash. The white areas are going to have added color and patterns. I just got a supply of pan pastels in the mail today, which I already love so much! Yes, they are expensive, but I have found that when I buy a bunch of supplies, I end up using them in one way or another throughout the years. They are such good quality with a creamy smoothness that I love. Plus you can blend them on top of areas you've already painted with acrylics (when dry, of course.)
WOYWW: What's on my workdesk Wednesday!
Tuesday, February 21, 2012
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| starting layer for a painting |
What's on YOUR workdesk? Visit these other artists for more inspiration.
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| Project Life Scrapbook pages |
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| Mixed media paintings in progress |
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| Daria has been coloring up a storm lately! (she's 2 1/2 years old) |
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| Daria gets to use my special colored pencils! |
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| Detail shot of a mixed media painting in progress. |
Stack
Monday, September 19, 2011
Here is a stack of my art journals, sketchpads and watercolor blocks that were in my work area now.
Seth Apter has a call for artists' paper stacks. Wednesday is the day when all the stacks will be linked to his blog. Submit your stack too!
Do you want to see more artists' workdesks? This blog has What's on Your Workdesk Wednesdays.
Seth Apter has a call for artists' paper stacks. Wednesday is the day when all the stacks will be linked to his blog. Submit your stack too!
Do you want to see more artists' workdesks? This blog has What's on Your Workdesk Wednesdays.
What's on my desk
Wednesday, August 24, 2011
I bought a couple magazines from the Japanese marketplace that I went to in Chicago this week. They were on clearance for only a couple dollars. They have some really cool pictures for collage making... like THESE:
I also bought some white out pens. Good for writing in white on colored pages.
Don't buy the Bic kind, they are blobby.
Colorful tape I ordered off Ebay. These were a pretty decent deal, as far as tape goes.
They are all so colorful and fun! Now I'm done buying any more art supplies for a long time.
Working on painted backgrounds:
Watercolor sunflower.. More to be done with this later!
WOYWW
Wednesday, August 10, 2011
| my newish watercolor tray that I love. You need to get a watercolor palette with a lid, then you can save the paints from day to day, no waste. |
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| Messy area. Artwork lying all over every surface to dry. |
WOYWW
Wednesday, July 20, 2011
This is what is on my work desk. Numbers, Numbers, Numbers! Check out What's on Your Workdesk Wednesday?
This is what's on my daughter's workdesk. She is 21 months old. I'm an elementary art teacher, so of course, we do lots of art together. Her desk is right next to mine, so we spend some time each day making art. It's hard to get anything done though, because if I am using something, she wants to use the EXACT marker or pen I'm using. Then, if I grab a different one, she will want that one. If I'm painting, she likes to sit on my lap and help me. I think these two picture she drew are very interesting, because of the colors she used. It was like she wanted to explore FULLY what the purple marker could do and then on the other one she wanted to explore what the red colors could do. On the purple one, she was drawing on top of a picture her cousin started. You can see the band of green at the bottom for the grass and the band of blue on top for the sky that she had started to draw.
This is what's on my daughter's workdesk. She is 21 months old. I'm an elementary art teacher, so of course, we do lots of art together. Her desk is right next to mine, so we spend some time each day making art. It's hard to get anything done though, because if I am using something, she wants to use the EXACT marker or pen I'm using. Then, if I grab a different one, she will want that one. If I'm painting, she likes to sit on my lap and help me. I think these two picture she drew are very interesting, because of the colors she used. It was like she wanted to explore FULLY what the purple marker could do and then on the other one she wanted to explore what the red colors could do. On the purple one, she was drawing on top of a picture her cousin started. You can see the band of green at the bottom for the grass and the band of blue on top for the sky that she had started to draw.
WOYWW
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
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