Showing posts with label florals. Show all posts
Showing posts with label florals. Show all posts

Monday, February 24, 2020

Sharing a 3 minute Watercolor Poppy Tutorial with you!

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NEW CLASS WATERCOLOR POPPIES COMING SOON! 
Happy February my creative loves!

Guess what....I am in prep mode for spring already! If you can believe it, for the first time evah (Maine accent), I have cute little tomato and cucumber seeds already started in little pots, and they have a little seedling already (so excited)!


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Who's dreaming of summer days (as I sit here with this winter hat)? 
I've been on a poppy kick, one of my favorite summer flowers that I can't grow by the way. So if you can't grow them, paint them right!  I'm excited to share with you that  I have a New Watercolor Poppy Class in the works!
Watch the  FREE MINI TUTORIAL!

Would love to have you send me some of your favorite POPPY Photos (must be your photo and buy sending it you give me consent to paint and add to the class) I may pick one to add to the class project. You are also welcome to tag me on instagram or facebook

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Wanted to share with you my new coffee mugs that I created using the same techniques in as in the DIY Alcohol Ink Wine Glass Course! By the way black electrical tape works very well too with the resin! 
P.S. I was wondering if you have a few seconds to help me out?
Please fill out the Survey heremuch appreciated! 
XOXO,
Kellie

Thursday, February 13, 2020

How to Paint a Loose and Flowy Alcohol Ink Floral Wreath on Yupo Paper

EARLY BIRD SPECIAL
Oh those beautiful colors of Spring, how I am ready for you!  This class will guide you through the ins and outs of controlling alcohol inks on YUPO PAPER to create some loose and flowy florals to make your own beautiful alcohol ink wreath project.
We will explore a few some simple Alcohol Ink floral designs. You’ll learn how to add depth using pigment and a little brush control to produce effortless strokes creating loose and flowy flowers and leaves along with some simple and desirable filler vines.
Alcohol Inks are such a creative medium. They have a mind of their own which allows the artist to go with the flow.

This is a course for  the Alcohol ink explores. Best for intermediate creatives, but even beginners will be able to complete this class. Since we will not go over Alcohol Ink and yupo paper it may be helpful if you have used those materials before. We cover more information about alcohol inks in one of my very first courses: Alcohol Ink on Yupo for Beginners - Create Dragonfly Painting Steps Dots and Fun!
WHAT YOU WILL DISCOVER IN THIS COURSE:
  • Learn to create a simple flower structure with an easy, playful, and loose style.
  • How to create transparency, flow and control with your alcohol inks.
  • Explore different leaves and vines to use as fillers to achieve a cohesive and full wreath.
  • Learn how to add some depth to your alcohol inks using bombay watercolor pigment to layer.
I am so thankful to have you here and I hope you will Join me in class today!
Happy Valentines Day!
Kellie
Simple living| Debt Free| Content Creator
More Classes Available at KellieChasseFineArt.comUdemy and Skillshare!  


Did you Catch the February Art Exploration Tutorial?
All month long LisaJessica and I will be exploring the color Purple
in the Art Exploration 
Private Facebook Group.

Interested in Joining? 
CLICK HERE
 
Check out Lisa's New Watercolor Course!
Watch my interview last week with Kimberly Deene Langlois (Alcohol Ink Flower Artist) 

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