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Art Work: Lilith the Fairy
Meet Lilith (after Linda Ravenscroft)
Medium: Prisma color, soft pastel, and paint pen.
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
Art Work: Magick Bunny
First Place Blue Ribbon Winner
in the Northwest Art League Juried Show 2015
Houston, TX.
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Medium: Prisma pencils, and red glitter glue for the hearts!
I have discovered that I enjoy fantasy and whimsical art! So of course, it goes without saying that my next project was something fun! I registered for an 9 week Prisma Color pencil course at Rice University, and am studying under Katheryn Klauber who is very well known in Houston for her portrait work. My chosen portrait . . . a Magick Bunny! This project was so much fun! This picture was taken from a gift box that I received from my daughter Heather on my last birthday! (Original artist is unknown).
Art Work: Olster The Fool
My next art project was taken from the book cover "The Imaginative World of the Reformation". I had great fun doing it. I decided to do this art project when I was taking a graduate class at Houston Baptist University and studying the church history of England. (Remember: that is where religion began). The original piece was a wood carving. Wood carving was very popular in early art. This piece was created by Heinrich Vogtherr, The Younger, titled "The Fool". I could not find the date that Heinrich completed this piece. Heinrich however walked this earth from 1513 to 1568.
Meet Olster The Fool, who was a court jester for Queen Elizabeth. (of the Tudor family line).
Meet Olster The Fool, who was a court jester for Queen Elizabeth. (of the Tudor family line).
I am very happy with the work I did on this piece.
Medium: Soft Pastels
The Artist Within Studio: Mozart
My next project is a prized possession in more ways than one! I love the art work but more than that I love the model! Completed early January 2011.
Meet Mozart - my kitty kat!
Meet Mozart - my kitty kat!
Awww. Looking at this makes me want to go cuddle with him! He is such a sweet kitty!!
Medium: Soft Pastels
Animal Portraits painted to order
The Artist Within Studio: The Mad Hatter
My next project was a big step! Thomas was a little nervous about giving me the freedom to chose my project but I insisted. I took this picture from the cover of a dvd - Alice in Wonderland (original Artist unknown). This project took about two months of 2 hour classes meeting once a week. I started to work a little bit on the project at home - but not too much - still nervous about my skills, I generally just stuck to working in class.
Medium: Prisma color pencils, water color and pastels!
Medium: Prisma color pencils, water color and pastels!
The Artist Within Studio: Horse
My next work was so much more exciting. And I must say - again the animal notebook - "you chose" assignment. This drawing took about 4 weeks of 2 hour sessions. I would not work on it outside of class in fear of 'messing' it up. Again, remember, I am just a beginner! But this turned out to be just beautiful! Everyone loved my horse and I learned how to shade. Thomas Cleveland was taking me places in my art journey that I never expected to go!
Medium: graphite pencil.
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
The Artist Within Studio: Poppy the Frog
This was the first actual drawing using prisma color pencils. Instructor handed me a notebook of animal pictures and said, "choose one". Although I'm not sure why, an animal had to be our first project.
I love my froggie!
Medium: Prisma color pencils, watercolor background! Not too bad for a first time EVER artist! (July/August 2010).
I love my froggie!
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Friday, October 14, 2011
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