Showing posts with label challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label challenge. Show all posts
Saturday, August 13, 2016
Stormy
Title: "Stormy"
Medium: Acrylic on canvas
Size: 8x8 inches
Genre: Animals
This is a study done for the Daily Paintworks equine challenge. I like the DPW challenges because they help jumpstart my creativity. My favorite way out of a creative block is to do small studies, or to sketch, or to doodle. This equine challenge was the perfect anwer for a bit of creative sluggishness.
For the palette I used thalo blue, cobalt turquoise, and yellow oxide plus black and white. I tried a tiny amount of cadmium red but it just didn't work so I left it out. There still may be a trace in the left ear.
Friday, May 15, 2015
Saturday, November 12, 2011
Saturday Cafe
This is from the Daily Paintworks "Crowd Challenge." I wanted to see how much I could change things around from the photo, so I made some of the figures into cats and birds, and then added other figures from my imagination.
SOLD
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Sunday, May 29, 2011
Cat and Mouse DPW challenge

"Cat and Mouse" 6x6 on canvas, acrylics. Done for Daily Paintworks Challenge. I used 2 colors, magenta and transparent yellow oxide, plus black and white, and glazed over a black/white underpainting. Soft body or Flow acrylics glaze very well, and also take a little longer to dry.
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Wednesday, February 09, 2011
Ten minute painting challenge: 9 bottles

This is another of Carol Marine's challenges. A series of 10 minute paintings. Ie., each bottle is painted in 10 minutes, with a timer set. I put them all together on an 8x10 canvas, done in acrylics.
I'm taking a break from my usual style of whimsical fantasy painting to learn realism and composition better. This is also helping me paint faster and keep it fresh, which is also something I really need.
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