Showing posts with label pansies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pansies. Show all posts
Friday, 1 June 2012
Thursday, 8 September 2011
More old bottles
From a Johnny Walker, to a small Jack Daniel, to a soy sauce bottle, and an emptied mustard bottle: they're all here :)
| ... pansies and forget-me-nots |
| ... roses |
| ... another view |
| ... and another |
| ... the biggest bottle: daisies |
| ... drying on the shelf |
| ... drying with the mustard bottle with scrollwork |
Sunday, 1 August 2010
This and that . . . .
I tried my hand at something I saw an artist do on You-tube - use whites and light colours on a black background - to make it pop. And this is what I got. But I'm not sure this is the effect I want. But's it's interesting. And the photos make these next two look almost like negatives.
The roses in the third shot, I did on rubbishy paper - and if you look at the pix, you'll see it. But I am still experimenting with roses, and trying to find a way to do them 'first-time, every-time'!




This last one - of pansies (which I've never cast my eyes on. Ever.) I painted on a board an iced cake came on :) It's not like I don't have anything to paint on, but I'm kinda perverse sometimes! The paint didn't want to stick at times, and it was hell to photograph, and finally I realised that I needed to turn off the flash.
The roses in the third shot, I did on rubbishy paper - and if you look at the pix, you'll see it. But I am still experimenting with roses, and trying to find a way to do them 'first-time, every-time'!
This last one - of pansies (which I've never cast my eyes on. Ever.) I painted on a board an iced cake came on :) It's not like I don't have anything to paint on, but I'm kinda perverse sometimes! The paint didn't want to stick at times, and it was hell to photograph, and finally I realised that I needed to turn off the flash.
Tuesday, 1 June 2010
Decorative painting - another way
Note to self: I like the background on the bowl-cover. Green brush strokes around the edge, and the leaves and flowers are painted over this.
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