Theresa Honeycheck Art
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Friday, June 12, 2020
Friday, April 17, 2020
Monday, April 13, 2020
Branding is Fun!
As Artists we are told over and over again to 'brand'. Its taking me years to figure this out. Seriously, years. So if you are still struggling with this know that you are not alone.
And now, after years of thinking what my 'brand' would be I have one!
Drum roll please!
Yippee yippee yay yippee yay yippee yay yippee yay!
Saturday, March 28, 2020
PRINCIPALS of DESIGN (5 of 16)
The principles of design are the fundamental parts of an artwork. Identifying these principals is one way to understand an artwork.
#5 - VALUE
Value in art refers to the lightness and darkness of color and is often described in varying levels of contrast.
A value scale shows the range of tones from white, which is the lightest, to black which is the darkest. The closer together the values are on a scale, the less contract we see.
Artists utilize a range of techniques to show value, including use of line and intensity of color.
Henry Ossawa Tanner, Artist
The Banjo Lesson, 1893
Friday, March 27, 2020
Pablo Picasso
Pablo Picasso
A favorite of mine - I love his work from later in his life when he started the Cubist era.
As a significant influence on 20th-century art, Pablo Picasso was an innovative artist who experimented and innovated during his 92-plus years on earth. He was not only a master painter but also a sculptor, printmaker, ceramics artist, etching artist and writer.
As a significant influence on 20th-century art, Pablo Picasso was an innovative artist who experimented and innovated during his 92-plus years on earth. He was not only a master painter but also a sculptor, printmaker, ceramics artist, etching artist and writer.
Thursday, March 26, 2020
PRINCIPALS of DESIGN - SHAPE (4 of 16)
The principles of design are the fundamental parts of an artwork. Identifying these principals is one way to understand an artwork.
#4 - SHAPE
A shape is an enclosed area of space created through lines and other elements of the composition. Shapes can be geometric or free-form.
Geometric shapes are precise - like squares, triangles, rectangles, polygons, etc.
Organic shapes are free-formed and curved, like people, animals, trees, and other natural elements. (Below chart also includes geometric as mentioned above).
Look at shape:
Pablo Picasso, Artist
Three Musicians, 1911
Sunday, March 22, 2020
PRINCIPALS of DESIGN - FORM (3 of 16)
The principles of design are the fundamental parts of an artwork. Identifying these principals is one way to understand an artwork.
#3 - FORM
Form is an element of design closely related to shape, but form is always three demensional. A form is measurable by length, width, and height, and encloses volume. Forms can be actual 3-D forms created with sculpture or architecture, or they can be implied forms where the artist creates the illusion of the form onto a flat surface.
While a two-demensional shape can be seen from only one side, a three-demensional shape can be viewed from any side.
PRINCIPALS of DESIGN - TEXTURE (2 of 16)
The principles of design are the fundamental parts of an artwork. Identifying these principals is one way to understand an artwork.
#2 - TEXTURE
Texture refers to the tactile qualities of a surface -- the way objects actually feel or the way they look like they would feel.
Sculptures, ceramics, mixed-media collages, fiber art, etc., may have bumpy or varied surfaces - actual textures you can feel. A painting, drawing, print, or other two-dimensional work can be made to look like a textured surface - implied texture.
Great example of line work in art:
Jan Van Eyck - Artist
Arnolfini Portrait, 1434
Saturday, March 21, 2020
PRINCIPALS of DESIGN - LINE (1 of 16)
The principles of design are the fundamental parts of an artwork. Identifying these principals is one way to understand an artwork.
#1 - LINE
A line can be described as the path of a point moving through space. In an artwork, there are many types of line. We can look for the direction of the line, the feeling of the line, the quality of the line, and how the lines move our eye through artworks.
Line can be described in many ways:
active - passive bold - delicate
flowing - light straight - curved
thick - thin long - short
broken - continuous geometric - organic
implied - actual precise - irregular
contour - outline vertical - horizontal
perpendicular - parallel zig-zag - direct
Great example of line work in art:
Marc Chagall, Artist
I and the Village, 1911
Sunday, January 12, 2020
Baby I'm Back!
Baby I'm Back!
Please visit my other art sites at:
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or
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(this is my FineArtAmerica site for prints, cards, etc)
Thank You.
or
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(this is my FineArtAmerica site for prints, cards, etc)
Saturday, September 14, 2019
Title: Loving The Blues
Original Oil Painting on Canvas Board
Sides Painted
Sides Painted
Ready to hang. No frame needed.
Size of painting: 20"h x 16"w
For Sale: $340.00
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Wednesday, September 4, 2019
Saturday, August 17, 2019
Women in a Series #2
Title: "Come on In, Darling, The Water is Fine"
(after Nagel)
Women in a Series #2
(after Nagel)
Women in a Series #2
Wednesday, August 7, 2019
Wednesday, July 31, 2019
ALH Student Exhibition
2019 ALH STUDENT EXHIBITION
Opening Reception: 6 – 9 PM Friday
August 2, 2019
Exhibition Dates: August 2 - 24, 2019
Main Gallery
I have a painting in this exhibit!
I have a painting in this exhibit!
Friday, July 26, 2019
Emily - The Dancing Queen - Step Four and Finished!
Private Collection
Oil Paints
16 x 20
Emily - The Dancing Queen
Thursday, July 25, 2019
Art Exhibit
MARK YOUR CALENDAR HOUSTON PEEPS!
Exhibit - August 2nd through August 24th
Art League Houston - 1953 Montrose Blvd., Houston, TX 77006 (next to Texas Art Supply).
I have ONE piece displayed in this exhibit that will be for sale! But there are many other beautiful pieces! You many just fall in love with one and just have to have it! Hope to see you there!
Thursday, July 11, 2019
Original Oil Painting - Still Life #4
Title: Still Life #4
Original Oil Painting on Canvas Board
Sides Painted to match painting
Sides Painted to match painting
Ready to hang. No frame needed.
Size of painting: 24"h x 18"w
For Sale: $125.00
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This oil painting is done in grayscale. I just LOVE grayscale paintings. They are very sophiscated to me. Anyone who knows me and has been to my home knows that I have grayscale throughout my home.
Prints available on Fine Art America (see link under 'myshops' above).
Wednesday, June 26, 2019
"Waiting" Women in a Series #1 - Oil Painting
Title: "Waiting"
Women in a Series #1
Women in a Series #1
Oil Painting Canvas Board
Sides Painted
Sides Painted
Ready to hang. No frame needed.
Size of painting: 10"h x 8"w
For Sale: $75.00
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This is the first in my series on women. Figurative women. Women who have something to say, some emotion that they are showing. I am not sure how many women I will paint. I have this voice in my heart that is telling me to do these paintings. It speaks to me every day, all day! I will give in to that voice.
So here I start with "Waiting". Why? Because all females have experienced the "Waiting". Waiting for a husband or boyfriend to finally put down his cell phone. Or "Waiting" for a lover to ring the doorbell. Or maybe she just "Waiting" for her Uber ride to bring her to the ballet.
It's whatever you want, whatever you see when you look at her. For all those times you too have stood, dressed in your best, "Waiting".
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So here I start with "Waiting". Why? Because all females have experienced the "Waiting". Waiting for a husband or boyfriend to finally put down his cell phone. Or "Waiting" for a lover to ring the doorbell. Or maybe she just "Waiting" for her Uber ride to bring her to the ballet.
It's whatever you want, whatever you see when you look at her. For all those times you too have stood, dressed in your best, "Waiting".
Sunday, June 23, 2019
Soul Mates Painting In Mixed Media
Soul Mates
Mixed Media Painting
on Canvas Panel Board
(Acrylic, Soft Pastels and Collage)
(Acrylic, Soft Pastels and Collage)
Friday, June 21, 2019
It's So Easy To Buy Now
It's So Easy To Buy Now
ALL my Shops now accept PayPal!
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ArtWorksbyTheresa.com AND Fine Art America also have a zoom feature and a room feature! Exciting!
Please visit!
Sunday, June 16, 2019
Mon Artiste Francais
Mon Artiste Francais
2019
(after Lipchitz)
2019
(after Lipchitz)
Acrylic on Canvas Board
Ready to hang. No frame needed.
Size of each painting: 16 x 20
For Sale: $250.00
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I came across the art work of Lipchitz in 2018. I have been literally in awe of this particular painting and finally put paint on canvas. I know that I will do more of Lipchitz's paintings. The background is my own creation.
Sunday, June 9, 2019
Pastel Painting - Sunset In Tucson, Arizona
Pastel Painting - Sunset In Tucson, Arizona
Painting in Pastels on Pastel Board
9 x 12
For Sale: $90.00 each
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Summer 2010: Tucson, Arizona - a beautiful area in the southwestern part of the United States. Hot, dry heat that is a haven for cactus plants that grow taller than many people! The sun is intense in Tucson! A true delight to a painter’s eye. Sunset is a time of vibrant colors and textures. Here we find the raw unadulterated beauty of God's magnificant hand. For me, it conjures up memories of the wild west movies I watched as a child, and John Wayne. And perhaps for some, its beauty stirs us to become introspective, activating a new love for our land, and perhaps allows us a new beginning. Enjoy.
The painting is placed next to standard size flower vases on my fireplace mantel so that you can visualize the actual size.
Emily - Dancing Queen Progression Painting - Step Three
Private Collection
Oil Paints
16 x 20
Emily - The Dancing Queen
Progression Steps of Portrait in Oils - Step Three
Step Three brings me very very close to finishing up this beautiful dancing queen! I finished up the tutu, the floor and added some tossed rose petals.
But Step Three leaves me feeling I still have a lot more to work on. Emily's face and hair needs more detail. Certain areas need shading.
I am pleased so far with the progress with the art piece.
Monday, June 3, 2019
Emily - The Dancing Queen - Step Two
Private Collection
Oil Paints
16 x 20
Emily - The Dancing Queen
Progression Steps of Portrait in Oils - Step Two
1. Just added more paint color and more detail. Worked on Emily's face a little bit . . . but for some reason a little hesitatant - guess maybe because her head is titled up and not looking straight on. Still painting 'lean'.
2. Put down the first 'lean' painting of the dance floor. More paint and design needed here.
Lots more still to do. But enjoying this painting of my youngest granddaughter and am happy with the results so far.
[Dancers sometimes wear only one shoe so that they can spin - reason for the one shoe].
Monday, May 27, 2019
Emily - The Dancing Queen Step One
Private Collection
Oil Paints
16 x 20
Emily - The Dancing Queen
Progression Steps of Portrait in Oils - Step One
1. I painted the entire board and sides in Ivory Black Grumbacher's Acrylic paint - straight from the tube. No mixing at all, and let it dry.
2. I drew my picture of Emily with white conte pencil.
3. I blocked in my colors with a very light touch. This is called painting "lean".
Once this drys I will do another layer of paint until the colors are the way I want them.
(Parts of her are black because it it the underpainting and I have not yet painted those areas).
Sunday, May 26, 2019
Portrait in Oils - Step Five and Finished
Commissioned Portrait
Oil Paints
16 x 20
Baby MayLan
Portrait in Oils - Step Five and Finished!
I will be giving this portrait to May Lan's mom on Sunday, so I can't really post this until Monday afternoon!
In Step Five and Finished I worked on details. I finished up baby's eyes, hair, skin and added more shadow details to her dress. I touched up the field of flowers a bit, too. You many notice that the face contains a lot of detail and the rest of the painting is in an (unfocused) Impressionistic style. Many artist use this technique to cause the viewer to focus on the most important part of the art work. Such a cute baby!
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