Showing posts with label 29 faces. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 29 faces. Show all posts

Saturday, 14 February 2015

Colours and Faces

This week's work with faces and colours was a joy! Here they are:

Nr 8:


Nr 9:


Nr 10:


Nr 11:


Nr 12, charcoal


Nr 12, added acrylics:


Nr 13:


Nr 14:


I hope you enjoyed the show! I'm linking to the Paint Party Friday

Ok I did a major spelling mistake giving the sentence a completely different meaning. I've corrected that now and I look forward to visiting many artists in the coming week! 

Saturday, 7 February 2015

nr 7

Dette portrait er stadig i arbejde. Jeg nyder at arbejde på det og glæder mig over ethvert skridt, der nærmer mig det endelige resultat = størst mulig genkendelighed af modellen! :D

Kan du gætte, hvem det er?


Besøg også de andre deltagere i Maiken Damsgaards blog-hop 28 dage i farver!
Også 29 Faces challenge på Facebook!


Har arbejdet noget mere på ham, men synes ikke rigtigt man kan genkande ham endnu ;-)

Friday, 6 February 2015

creating faces and making colourful art

Combining my favorite subject, painting and drawing faces, with the use of colour is a wonderful combination for me in this time of work with children with special needs, which is quite demanding, as I'm new to it and I have a lot to learn about it!
Here are this week's faces. I'm working on paper backgrounds that I have worked on previously, unfinished drawings and paintings and papers I have been experimenting on:





The first mixed media piece I sold!



Looking forward to the next faces! 
and

Have a wonderful weekend!

Sunday, 1 February 2015

Starting 29 Faces and 28 dage i farver

It's February again! Time for the 29 Faces challenge!
And this year I'll add another challenge to it, 28 dage i farver!

My first face/painting, that I'm still working on:


I use acrylics on watercolour paper. The start of the painting was done some time ago, graphite and acrylics:


Visit a fabulous Danish artist, who started the challenge "28 days in color" here.


Friday, 30 January 2015

Painting 28 days colorful in February

Hi all! I'm going to participate in a blog-hop in February with Maiken Damsgaard. She has asked artists to join her creating colourful art through the month of February, "28 dage i farver"
I am going to combine this challenge with the 29 Faces challenge from Ayala Art, which I mainly follow on Facebook!

My wish to schedule my blogging time more consistently hasn't worked out so far, because I have started working more and I lack time for everything now ;-) I am not complaining! It's great, I just have to get used to the new situation.

Last week I have started working on a painting for my daughter. She asked me to paint a canvas with the colours of this painting:

My daughter asked me to paint some birds and if there are any blue birds. Luckily there are and luckily there is a great photographer, who shares photos for artists to paint! So the birds are coming to life slowly on my canvas. Here are two birds that are sitting on the canvas by now:



Another project I have started during a class is evolving in my living room now:



I collaged some lamps and the lady dressed in black from a magazine and slapped some paint on an A2 sized cardboard. In the last lesson on thursday I started drawing the face to the right and gave her a crown. That's when I came up with a title for the painting: "Königin im Lampenladen" "Queen of the Lamp Store". Following are a few process pictures, the painting is not completely finished!











It has been fun to play with paints and collage and I'm looking forward to the two challenges I'm going to start on the 1. February!

Have a wonderful weekend and enjoy some art!
Sharing this on Paint Party Friday, go over and see some wonderful art from around the globe by some art enthusiasts!










Friday, 28 February 2014

29 Faces in February 2014

I made them through the month and posted them in the Facebook group 29 Faces. And now I'll show them to all my blogger-friends and foes ;-)
No, seriously! I'm studying again and have a hard time keeping my mind at it. Making art is so much easier for me. And I would love to do nothing else, but hey, this education was started for a reason and it's only a few months before I've done it. I can get through these months without the regular party with you all! Somehow…!

I used graphite, water colour, charcoal and art bars for my portraits. I enjoyed doing these a lot as a welcome break from the studies.

So here they are:

































Have a wonderful weekend everyone, miss the blog and you all and visiting your beautiful places and spaces!

Sharing with Paint Party Friday :-)

And here's the link to the one and only: Ayala Art Thank you for putting this up! It has connected me to wonderful artsy communities!