Showing posts with label Woodpanel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Woodpanel. Show all posts

Sunday, July 07, 2013

Watermelon

 I have been a bit preoccupied with the exhibit for the kids of course, I am going to hang their works on Wednesday, so  yesterday I decided to finish one of my unfinished works. I love my studio and treasure the moments I can work all alone. This painting I started a while ago as a 20 minute challenge, hahahaha! was I ever fooling myself there.....20 minutes, ha! now way... so I finished her yesterday and here she is and she makes me sooo happy, her face shows so much joy. She's a kind of Pippi really isn't she.
and you can find her HERE


Wednesday, June 13, 2012

Finally ..... 'the Lure'


-some details-
Usually I start a painting with a 'story' in my head, while I work the story evolves and I tend to get excited and dream away with the story that the painting tells me while I am working on it. Sometimes however -like with this painting- the story takes turns and starts to reveal things I do not want to hear or see and this time it got the better of me and I got a bit scared and had to leave it alone for a while, even considering of abandoning it all together. But once the meaning of it all started to make sense and I could live with what it said, I decided to finish it and I am glad I did. The left side of the painting is traditional and in traditional fresco style, the right side of the panel is a liquid and thin with layers of inks and paints, the centre is of course an image everybody knows
- inspired by Michelangelo of course -
  allthough a little adjusted to this particular tale where this then is not a creation of the man, but the lure to the deep by the mermaid
The panel seems to be a little challenging to photograph, as if it wants to say 'you got to see me and touch me to understand me fully'
because I always try to make my paintings tactile, I love to stroke them and feel them and understand them, and now I do this one too which has made me happy in the end. {what the painting has started to mean to me is rather personal, maybe you read the same or similar things from it, I don't want to start telling you all it told me and thus destroying a completely different story it might have for you, all I hope is that you will enjoy it}

- taken at night while still on my easel -

- taken at daylight -



  *) oh and this is part of the Fresco class I have available as on-line workshop here



Fresco Workshop 2012

Tuesday, January 17, 2012


I can growl, I am a tiger.....>>>>>>GRRRRRR<<<<< what a day ! It started with a failed upload overnight, not understanding why and trying to fix this, then me for some reason loosing access to my youtube channel account and NO WAY of getting back into it........so creating a new one and starting to upload so history etc. in the mean time painting some and getting all ready for Fresco lesson number one.....and more uploading and  getting REALLY frustrated ! with myself mostly....but also I entered a painting into an annual judged art award.......need to bring the painting there on 23 January....ooooooh. exciting !  So I stay determined to get it all done before I'll hit the sack........fingers crossed the upload will succeed now.....xoxo

Saturday, September 25, 2010

Pensive

A work in progress or no longer ?
I like the unfinished kinda look to it
and the monochromatic with a hint of colour,
we'll see if I can keep my pencils
and brushes off her long enough...

Thursday, April 01, 2010

"Hope"


I was asked if I would donate a work for the auction
this Saturday Evening at the exhibition for Haiti
so I made this panel, I called it "Hope"
it's 5.5 x 7.5 inch

Friday, March 26, 2010

a Cinderella Story

Quick, quick, she's late, she's late....
She started out as a Marie Antoinette

she ended up more like a Cinderella

among many other materials

I used the "old stone wall technique"


She is on 15.5' x 20.5' Marine-wood


(that's what they use here to build boats with, hehe)



Monday, March 15, 2010

Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Terrence

Little collector of junky and rusty bits,
inventor of robots and thing-a-ma-gadgets,
special effects wannabe.....
Keep dreaming BIG
creative little man...

Monday, November 09, 2009

"We all have a Story" ~ Revisited

I sold her... and it feels weard
not having her around anymore,
she was dear to me.
But she'll go to Melbourne~Australia now
and she'll be well looked after I am sure.....

Tuesday, September 01, 2009

We all have a Story

Mixed Media on Pine 8x12 inch
The gold framed quote/text in her hair reads:
"...some ideas come from flamboyant
and subconscious places,
others are quite literal..."