Once the red pepper has been rendered then it's time to blend....at last!
Monday, June 9, 2008
Atlanta, GA - rendering the green pepper.
You may wonder why I use the same photo in my Painting With a Dry Medium workshops...it's because the red Prismacolors seem to be softer therefore they blend easier. The greens however are harder to blend. So in a two day workshop, with my help, everyone gets to try something a little more difficult. I wouldn't want anyone leaving and not feeling they actually could do this on their own.
Painting With a Dry Medium - Northeast Texas Community College - April 4 - 5, 2008
I guess as they say, "Better late than never." Yes, I am behind posting pictures from my workshops. This one was at Northeast Community College in April 4 - 5, 2008. Teaching this workshop here was a great honor for me. I spent eight years at this college from 1985 - 1993. To come back and teach was something I never expected.
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
"Having Fun With Red & Green"
When I was asked if I would like to donate one of my pieces to Nationals this year to be included in the silent auction my response naturally was "yes". I had previously taken some pictures of a green apple on a red plate and decided to do one of those. I think I really wanted to play around with red and green. Anyway, I had fun and I was very pleased with how the piece turned out. Now the photography is not too great, it looks a little blurry to me. Since I was having fun with red & green I thought that would make a neat title. It was done on Uart sand paper, 800 grit, with Prismacolors and blended with the brush. It measures 10 3/4 x 6 7/8.
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