Well, I had such fun in the studio today, I just had to come and share my little piecelet with you that I created today.
But I guess I have to make somewhat of a confession while I’m here. While I love all sorts of styles of art, the booths and the pieces that I have started gravitating to lately are those belonging to the *whimsical* variety.
The older I get, the more I love CoLoRfuL pieces that make me smile. I don’t know why -- I just know to go with it.
And while I practice very serious historical calligraphy, and also make pieces with my own handprinting… And as much as I LOVE-with-a-capital-L painting my new nebula series… I have found myself yearning to make some whimsical pieces, too.
Whimsical = playful, fanciful, light-hearted, cheerful, amusing, fun
And after surfing on the Internet and reading all sorts of blogs and drooling over tons of great art out there, I went into the studio prepared to play.
Soon I was doodling with my Micron pens and watercolor pencils and having a wonderful time!
Although, truth be told, my watercolor squares looked a bit insipid, so I added a layer of Panpastel color to each. It not only strengthened them, but imparted the nicest velvety quality. ♥
And at the very end, I decided that a grey shadow line inside and outside the frame (made with a Tria marker) was just the ticket. Isn’t it nice with these things all come together? :)
“Become who you are”. And I am trying.
And at the very end, I decided that a grey shadow line inside and outside the frame (made with a Tria marker) was just the ticket. Isn’t it nice with these things all come together? :)
“Become who you are”. And I am trying.
It’s hard to release all the “shoulds”, but I’m trying.
Thanks for coming along for the ride!
XOXO,
Lucky Dog
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