If it weren't for the pollen this would be a perfect season
with all things new and fresh!
This week I have a few watercolor paintings and my finished
mixed media work from my Saturday class to show for PPF.
This door is from my Monday watercolors class.
This is a redo of the teacher's granddaughter. This
looks more like her than the other 2 tries. I made her
eyelids narrower and eyebrows lighter. I trimmed off
the top of her hair and changed the face shape slightly.
The lips were changed a little bit too.
eyelids narrower and eyebrows lighter. I trimmed off
the top of her hair and changed the face shape slightly.
The lips were changed a little bit too.
Here is a greetings card I made and sent.
These pansies paintings are from a friend's photo,
used with her permission.
Lastly, here is my mixed media piece, made from scraps of
painted papers, magazine snippets, paint, etc. It was a
lot of fun, much to my surprise. I have now bought a
large canvas to see if I can make something to go over
my sofa, using the same technique.
Happy Paint Party Friday and thanks to Kristin and Eva.
Wow your work is absolutely beautiful thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteReally beautiful paintings.
ReplyDeletethe pollen drives us a bit nuts here too... but it hasn't had any negative effect on your painting... these are lovely... that pansy is just perfect!
ReplyDeleteYes, pollen is a problem....Love your new work and the mixed media piece is fantastic, you get better and better and better!
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF, hugs, Valerie
Your painting are very good. The mixed media work is Super. Really well composed.
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF and April 🌷
Faye your paintings just get better and better - that portrait is wonderful as is the gorgeous little doorway but I have to say the mixed media piece is fabulous - I really love it and look forward to seeing the large piece you make for over your sofa!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pieces Faye, I especially love your door, it looks like its full of secrets and magic. As for that mixed media collage, that's a favourite for sure, wonderful! I keep going back to look at that collage, I love all the effects you created so much, bravo!
ReplyDeleteyour paintings and mixed media piece are all just beautiful Faye!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful week of painting and mixed media you have had! They are delightful pieces! The mixed media work is very nice!!!
ReplyDeleteFaye you are so talented, beautiful pieces.
ReplyDeleteFaye all the art pieces that you have shared are awesome. The pansy looks so realistic. Love your mixed media work too.
ReplyDeleteI love your doorway, and that portrait is exquisite. Blessings, my friend!
ReplyDeleteWow such wonderful work... I watched the aging faces video...thank you so much for that!! Much appreciated... I love that new collage it reminds me a bit of Morags style...but your own...beautiful work here...stunning pansy too!! Can't wait to see the big canvas over your sofa!
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I love the soft touch you have, dreamy paintings!
ReplyDeleteWhat lovely art you shared this week. I especially liked your collaged piece. It looks like it was fun to create. I would love to see the larger piece you are planning to create.
ReplyDelete~~ Irene
I am so impressed with your watercolors. Just beautifully done.
ReplyDeleteGosh, Faye, everything here is stunning. I absolutely love the mixed media piece at the end, I can't imagine how you got such a wonderful result and will have to study it more closely. The door painting has such a wonderful atmosphere, it's a beautiful door and arch.
ReplyDeleteEverything looks great! I love that portrait and your mixed media house project turned out wonderful! Take Care
ReplyDeleteConnie
Super Faye je zit vol ideeën heel mooi de deur en de violen zijn ook prachtig ach alles is mooi lieve groetjes Danielle
ReplyDeleteAn enchanting garden doorway Faye, it's so delicate and beautiful. In fact all of your paintings are delightful.
ReplyDeleteI painted a pansy too but it just doesn't compare to your beauty.
I have two pollen sufferers here, but as spring seems to have forgotten us they may get away with it until much later.