My painting project this week consisted of using Moonshadow sprays. Some flower punch outs, some butterfly punch outs from Merrie and some plastic mesh also from Merrie were used as masks for the spraying. The sheet is the normal computer paper size. Below that is a man's card I made from part of the paper I made. Below that is a doodle I did, which I painted digitally. Another look at the homemade background paper can be seen in the post before this one. I am entering my painted paper and doodle in the Paint Party Friday challenge.



Beautiful work Faye. Love the colors but also the portrait.
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Marja
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Your Portrait ist absolutly beautiful, a great work Faye.
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Wow Faye your work is brillant.
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Love them all.
Have a wonderful weekend my friend.
xoxo
Wow liebe Faye,
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GLG Irmi
I love your 'doodle'! You are so talented. The card for the man is super but most of all I love the background you made.
ReplyDeleteWould it be alright to copy and use it myself, please?
If I can and use it I shall certainly show you. Hugs xxx
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ReplyDeleteLots of creativity and style here ~ Love the portrait ~ (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful textural background and loving your portrait. Happy PPF, Annette x
ReplyDeleteI have been wanting to try the Moonshadow sprays, too! Your lovely work really inspires me to try them sooner rather than later! :)
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Happy PPF!!
Mary
Mixed-Media Map Art
beautiful pieces this week Faye!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work. Love what you have sprayed, great colours, too. I am a bit addicted to spraying and masks just now! Valerie
ReplyDeleteFaye I love these two pieces you shared this week!! Your portrait is really nice... Good job!!
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Beautiful and elegant! I love the colors you used, and the woman in the portrait is great!
ReplyDeleteI really like this background paper and the portrait is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh my Faye..I love it..very beautiful indeed..gorgeous essence.. it is so elegant..and serene and feels very peaceful...the color palette is wonderful..very zen!!! and love this vibrant portrait..spectacular..she looks intriguing and full of life!
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Victoria
Beautiful and elegant...SaƱudos
ReplyDeleteI looooove that face illustration... looks awesome... reminds me of my Grandmother in her earlier days... quite uncanny actually... great line work... especially in the hair!!
ReplyDeleteTruly lovely pieces here...the top the middle and the last. All nicely done, and the portrait pops with color and history!
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I so love your doodle!! It's Wonderful! Awesome job! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeletebeautiful dear Faye!
ReplyDeleteWonderful textured background! And I love the lady. :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pieces, love the soft prettiness of the background! HPPF!
ReplyDeleteYour lovely background with my additions is on my blog Faye. Thank you so much! Hugs xx
ReplyDeleteWow, these are beautiful, what yummy texture!!!I love the plastic mesh effect!
ReplyDeletePretty paper! Love the drawing of the woman. I want her cute little perky nose and her equally perky bob haircut!
ReplyDeleteLovely work. Your portrait is great. Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteBeautiful textures. I love the subtle colors in your background. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful textures. I love the subtle colors in your background. Very nice.
ReplyDeleteLove the layering you have achieved Faye, so effective. The portrait is really good too.
ReplyDeleteAll are beautiful, love the portrait also.
ReplyDeleteHugs Anja
Love that beautiful, subtle background, it's so lovely. Great digital portrait too! I am inpressed.
ReplyDeleteHi Faye -- I enjoyed looking around your blog and reading about you. You've led a very blessed and interesting life. I like the way you go after life instead of it going after you. You embrace change and why not because honey we both know it's gonna change anyway. Blessings Terri
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Hi Faye. Loved this post especially as I tend to stick to my watercolours so it's great to see other techniques. Maybe one or two I can introduce into my art for texture. Thanks for dropping by. Take care. xx
ReplyDeleteFaye, sorry you had trouble not being able to leave a comment on my blog, hope it doesn't happen again, anyway thanks for your efforts and received comments on my FB page. Appreciate it, Love Terri http://morningdewdrops.com
ReplyDeleteStunning background, so much textures, beautiful colours.
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