Showing posts with label red. Show all posts
Showing posts with label red. Show all posts

Sunday, November 22, 2009

Winter Card

Hello everyone,
I am so glad you dropped by. Well, I am at it again, getting so addicted to doing graphics on the computer.

Here is a free card for your enjoyment. Part of this was created from my original painting, and the rest from vintage papers from the lovely blogs I follow.




One in paticular I have found to be be a fabulous blog you might want to check out is http://the-feathered-nest.blogspot.com/

You are free to download this card and do what you may with it.  Thanks for visiting.

Thursday, November 19, 2009

Winter Wonderland

Well it's that time of the year again.  There's a definate chill in the air.  My favorite color is red, and a great color for this time of year because it is so warm and inviting.  To celebrate the winter season a few new creations.  An  original altered art card.   A red velvet re purposed necklace and a new collage Winter card from original bird paintings together with vintage papers . Thanks for stopping by.















 

Friday, October 9, 2009

New Painting





Well I feel so embarrassed I haven't posted for quite a while,
life just seems to get in the way lately.

I thought I would share one of the canvas's I have just finished.
It was created from a a picture of my favorite things, found on my coffe table,and adding some fresh flower nearing the end of summer. Here is a picture of the painting and another of the photo where the inspiration came from.
First I added textured to the background. When it was dry, I painted Raw Umber over the texture paste to create a dark background, a little different from my usual style. On the right side I slip slapped a few colors from the palette and softened the colors out. Between each layer of colors I used glazing medium.
Usually red fades, but by using Traditions acrylic's and glazing in between the layer's it became quite vibrant!
The last step was to add a stencil. I placed it on the right side, where I had left space and used Tracy Moreau's stencil, adding texture paste over the stencil to raise the design, giving a little more dimention to the painting.