Stretching on a marble may be easier. A glass cube is not the perfect pick for stretching the back. But for the one who is 'flexible" like this pepper.
Showing posts with label colorful. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colorful. Show all posts
29 May 2012
24 March 2012
Lemonade - still life, small painting
When I order lemonade at a hip bar, it never comes without some lovely decor. Because lemonade is just too simple. But... no one ever invented red marble decor on a mirror plate. How is that? I would be so amazed that I would gaze those reflections, I would even forget that the glass is... empty.
oil on gessoboard, 15x15 cm, 6x6 in (No.35)
sold
Labels:
colorful,
daily painting,
oil,
oil painting,
reflections,
small painting,
still life,
study,
yellow
23 March 2012
Survival - oil painting
Am I the only one who meet fearful, confused people nowadays? Sometimes I am a fearful, confused one also when I meet myself... So there are issues everywhere.
It is a relief to meet Nature instead. Nature is the big survivor.
Life is good.
oil on gessoboard, 15x15 cm, 6x6 in (No.34)
Labels:
colorful,
daily painting,
oil,
oil painting,
small painting,
study,
yellow
18 June 2010
Glasses
I was totally amazed by the colors and light that was through these glasses. So I painted a color study.
As I see this on my monitor I can see that slight changes are needed. Even though the blue one was like this, I am not completely satisfied... I think I should have shown more of the blue glass, as its shape is not come through.
Labels:
art,
colorful,
watercolor
09 May 2010
How to Make Colorful Coasters?
Materials you need:
round cardboard pieces
(you can use your old coasters also if you
want to give them a fresh new look)
3 colors of acrylic paint of your choice
brush
drawing ink and a bamboo-stick
and decoupage glue
Loose brushstrokes. That's all you need.
Have fun! Mix and paint.
After a few minutes as the first layer has already dried
I cut out a heart shape from a piece of not too thick cardboard
and use it as a template.
Use black drawing ink and a sharpened bamboo-stick to embellish.
My lines are uneven and I am very happy with this outcome.
Let them dry. At this point I am really impatient...
so I do something else instead of waiting there...
And finally paint a decoupage-glue-cover layer on top.
It makes the coasters waterproof.
And here they are, ready to use!
Have happy drinks, have fun, have friends!
And I wouldn't be surprised if you want to
paint more. Be ready. New surfaces are thirsty
for refreshment.
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