Showing posts with label spiritual. Show all posts
Showing posts with label spiritual. Show all posts

Friday, January 24, 2014

SOLD - Day 24 "Renewal" Peacock


"RENEWAL"


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I tried for a more realistic looking Peacock this time! I really like how this one turned out. Somehow I  managed to keep my style a little loose but with some details in the face.


This time I used a pencil instead of an ink pen to draw  out the basic shape of the peacock bird. I learned on my last piece that the pen ink will run when the alcohol touches it....should have seen that one coming!

You may also be wondering what all the paint dots are underneath the bird. I made myself a ink chart. This is a great way to help determine your color choices! I can see them laid out in front of me before I drop them onto the Yupo paper. 

The colors are not exactly as they are on the labels. Well, they may have started that way but inks are messy and before long most of the labels are covered with ink making it hard to tell! Before I would pick up any old blue and go with it!


I started out by painting the background first, then added the layers of color over once it dried.

I'm still planning on doing a video demo in February....so if you have never tried AI you can see a few tips that I've learned from trial and error.

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Monday, December 2, 2013

Bold Colors With A Negative Look


Playing with Negative and reverse images the other day on my camera and so I decided to try a landscape picture today with a different approach. The effect was almost a cast shadow of where the trees might have been.  The bold pop of pink, red, and purples are very stunning!

I named this one Earthly Glow, I think it has a very spiritual feel.



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"Earthly Glow"
Original 8x10 Ink on Yupo
Matted 11x14





 

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