Even what looks like the simplest of least important lesson usually teaches me some little trick or technique.
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| This one came together so quickly and nicely that it inspired me to do it again as a self portrait in oils. |
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| Like I said above, sometimes the silliest looking products had a lesson. Such as?? Showing a little white above the iris in the eyes shows a surprised and/or excited expression. |
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| Eve This little booklet magically came together with the just right folds. Like a quilter loves the opportunity to use up little scraps of fabric, mixed media artists love getting to use little paper pieces. |
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| I can't honestly say I learned anything with this one. It was just kind of nice to do a simple little storybook picture. |
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| I went completely rogue on this one. The teacher's girl was willowy, serious, elegant. and in a somber spiritual yoga pose. I did, however, use her technique with the salt on wet paint, splatters, and dots. |
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| Believe it or not, this was probably the most difficult for me. Not that it's technically hard, it looks like a child's. The hard part for me was that I was to "relax" "let the colors speak to me" "let no thoughts flow through my hands" "let the brush lead" "allow shapes to appear" Yeah... I'm more of a girl who has a plan. So... yikes... |
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