Word Art-ist

Gather up some pens, brushes, inks and paints.

Word play!

Paint daubs

Randomly laid down several layers of water color and gesso. Some line work and this happy little guy appeared.

The Little Talker

The persistence of...flowers :-)

I like working in my studio and occasionally glancing out the window at the blowing snow – it’s enjoyable because I’m inside happily painting away and the “weather” is outside.

So here’s what blossomed today:

They look a bit like flowers...

Fun in the April snow!

The snow has been falling since very early this morning. Remy is a snow loving Golden. See...?

Ahhh...

And even though it's cold and snowy, the robins are out and about singing - how wonderful is that?!

Snooze...

It's Sunday. Morning fun stuff done. Time for a snooze.

Sweet dreams.

A fish from a splash

I love to splash and spritz and fling watercolors onto paper. Some pretty interesting critters are born from the process :-)  Here, a fish...of some kind:

A fish in water.

3-Step transformation

Give your blossoms a whole new...something.
 
1. Cut out.

2. Mount on foam core (or cardboard).

3. Hang.

Yay!

Moving blossoms from 2-D to 3-D came from Carla Sonheim's "Flower Crazy", the class I mentioned a few posts ago ( http://carlasonheim.com/flowercrazy.html ). The class was FUN and super messy - at least the way I did it!