These are the pieces I'm working on right now. I'll work on one piece, set it aside to dry, and move on to another one. Especially now, during the winter, when things dry very slowly, it really keeps me working. I also think it keeps me from getting too invested in a single piece of art...
I like to mount watercolor paper to scrap cardboard, one or two pieces on each side, that way as long as I dry upright, I've doubled my 'space'.
I'm thinking that I'll start working through Misty Mawn's workshop some, before it comes down in (I think) March. The class was so amazing and covered such a broad selection of topics, that there's lots still to learn. I'd like to work on some more portraits--
I hope your work space looks just as busy today as mine does!
11 comments:
This really looks like a great workspace. You are one busy little lady. Awesome colors. thanks for stopping by my blog. Happy Holidays.
beautiful space and beautiful work! I also love the colors! Brilliant!
I just went back and read your goat story! You know, the only good thing about getting hurt is when it involves a really good story. Have you considered goat stew? I think I might be at this point.
Great work on all those canvases. It will be fun to see what they turn into.
Wow! What wonderful colors and lots of creativity ~ 'you go girl' ~ (A Creative Harbor) ^_^
Nice hearing about your art techniques. I can see so much creativity in your work space!
Duaa
Fabulous space! And cool ideas about how to double it up.
i love the colors you are using in your art! I can't wait to see them finished!
Your studio looks so happy- so full of creativity!!
Love all the bold, bright colors! Rotating sounds very practical and fun. :)
Lovely work piling up in your studio! Looks like you are having lots of fun!
Wonderful colors! Yes we learn by doing! Now I am learning by tracing and I am loving it! :^) patsy
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