I painted this piece for my French friend, Sherrie ;)
This time, I had the camera out - I was taking pix of my dogs - so, I have a few pictures of the stages of my work:
This is an earring holder. You stick your earring-studs into them, and they are all there, arranged in front of you, so you don't need to sort through them every time you want a pair! Because it is so light, it can be mounted with double-sided tape. Mine is, and it's staying up just fine :)
It is made from an old piece of polystyrene (styrofoam), which is quite hard to come by these days, because of the use of a kind of papier-mache cardboardy thingy that is now in use. More eco-friendly, and biodegradable, too.
So my days of painting on styofoam are numbered! I'm not complaining, though. It EATS paint!!! :(
This time, I had the camera out - I was taking pix of my dogs - so, I have a few pictures of the stages of my work:
My sketch of what I want to paint, done in white. |
Then, I painted the flowers in with white, so that the colours would look stronger on the blue of the background. |
A pix of the finished piece. The moulding looks kinda nuts to me. And I sure could use some more practice with my sunflowers. (Taken with a flash.) |
Sunflowers, daisies, and blue rose-buds. Taken without a flash, in natural light. |
It is made from an old piece of polystyrene (styrofoam), which is quite hard to come by these days, because of the use of a kind of papier-mache cardboardy thingy that is now in use. More eco-friendly, and biodegradable, too.
So my days of painting on styofoam are numbered! I'm not complaining, though. It EATS paint!!! :(
Wow,Pat ,this look amazing.I like everything and how you made!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tatjana :)
ReplyDeleteYou know, I am still learning, and I am often not completely happy with my work.
But, then you leave me a lovely and encouraging comment like this - and I know that I will carry on trying to be better.
xoxo