She is done and has been shipped, wow shipping a framed painting this big is expensive!
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| Phoenicopterus! |
I have truely enjoyed the experience of doing this painting. I used techniques from
Natasha May's Cotton Candy Girl class in doing the background and some valueable
Mess/layering lessons from my time with
Lisa Wright's class. Ahhh, patience is a virtue!!! At one point I had decided my background was mud and needed to start over. I was in a panic because I needed to have it shipped before this weekend. In my pj's- I drove like a mad woman to Michael's, it was Sunday and Hobby Lobby (closer) was not open. Dashed thru Michaels trying to decide if I should just do a framed up canvas or watercolor paper again - I purchased both. Charged home crashing into the diningroom where I had left my work and WAH-LAH. It had dried and I loved how it looked. Geez, why can't I just put the brush down, walk away and let each step dry before trying to finish it! Yes,
Lisa, I hear you!!!!
Here's to a great Olympics! A wonderful ending to July and a fun upcoming August! Alexandra our host for Sunday Sketches is very ill and unable to host this week. Healing thoughts and hugs sent her way!
cheers, dana
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all works copyright of dana strickland/sinderella's studio 2012
5 comments:
I like the background and the little swirls at top right - and of course the phoenicopterous who looks very thoughtful.
i agree i really like the background and the bubbles
I'm so excited that the classes you took came in handy for your art. :) Flamingo looks absolutely precious! :)
lovely piece!!!!
It is fantastico!
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