Oooh..love the vibrancy of this! I did a series of chairs awhile ago and this made me realise I kind of miss drawing them! Amy (http://www.9moonsago.com)
Amy - I hope you have some fun drawing more chairs!
Marie - I love Painter IX. Its important not to feel overwhelmed by it and to continually, but slowly, increase one's knowledge of it - though I suppose that's true of all the large packages really. And it is extremely helpful to have a decent tablet and pen. That made a huge difference to my enjoyment of it.
Tantalizer 310: Miss Prism
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The Beacons Way - Walk 4
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Walk 4: Garreg Las
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Monday, 8th May 2017
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Learning Encaustic Painting in the UK
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12 comments:
'An altered chair'...makes me think of 'an altered state [frame] of mind' :-)
And relaxing is often an altered state for people in this hectic world...
I love this! What great colors. Would you do a large oil painting of this?
it turned out great. i love the red with the purple. and i like the texture of the "upholstery."
nelly - thanks - I'm currently planning a collage that will include it - not sure where it will lead...
catnapping - thanks - I tried other colours but these were the ones I liked best.
How VERY cool! The use of technology requires SO much creativity, and you evidently have it in spades. Perfect.
Yummy. I really like this... All that intensity!
Rebekah - I immediately started thinking about colourful spades and garden forks etc... on reading your comment!
Sultry Painterwoman - thanks - sit down and be enveloped in the colour!
Oooh..love the vibrancy of this! I did a series of chairs awhile ago and this made me realise I kind of miss drawing them!
Amy (http://www.9moonsago.com)
I love what you are doing with your Painter IX. Is it a likeable programme?
Amy - I hope you have some fun drawing more chairs!
Marie - I love Painter IX. Its important not to feel overwhelmed by it and to continually, but slowly, increase one's knowledge of it - though I suppose that's true of all the large packages really. And it is extremely helpful to have a decent tablet and pen. That made a huge difference to my enjoyment of it.
I love this..drop by The Whippy Curly Tails blog...I had lots of fun with color myself...great chair!
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