Showing posts with label impressionist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label impressionist. Show all posts
Friday, February 14, 2020
Tuesday, January 14, 2020
Light Study
Light study and a test of my new markers. I wanted to sketch from life, and have it hold up in natural lighting, as well as UV Backlight.
Thursday, January 2, 2020
New Year, New Art
Its been nearly 2 years since I have posted anything. Lately, I have been writing and sketching daily in my journal, since I left the Star Wars Costuming community in 2017. These days I am more focused on my art and expression... and I got a lot to say. My pieces are very personal, and the meaning private, but maybe it speaks to you.
This piece is called:
Lit.Eight-Six.
Labels:
Blacklight,
Bristol board,
glow,
glow in the dark,
impressionist,
LLC,
Love Collison,
mixed media,
sketch,
sketchbook,
traditional,
UV
Tuesday, April 26, 2016
Adv Acrylics Classwork
So I've been taking a class in Advanced Acrylics. I've never really done still life, or even impressionist type work before, so I'm rather pleased with my results so far. I still have a lot to learn in regards to techniques. I think my year off of college, and doing my own acrylic painting studies as well as visiting Seattle Art Museum (SAM) and studying master paintings, have prepared me for applying what I have observed. Anyways, here's what I got so far.
Week 1: Still life using only colors and techniques of the Renaissance.
Acrylics on wood.
Acrylics on wood.
Week 2: Impressionist type painting study, where we could use whatever colors we wanted.
Acrylics on Bristol board.
Acrylics on Bristol board.
So I used black light acrylics for this piece.
Acrylics on Bristol board.
Acrylics on Bristol board.
Week 3: Paint a scene from somewhere in Seattle. This is the Puget Sound.
Acrylics on Bristol board.
Acrylics on Bristol board.
Labels:
Acrylics,
Blacklight,
impressionist,
Painting,
still life,
UV
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