Inspired by fellow artist Karen Margulis,I'm working on more and more value sketches for my paintings. It's really fun,and it does help with sorting out the values before a painting. The first one is done with Prismacolor markers in Cool Grey-20% 40% and 70%. Karen in her blog suggests the Warm Greys,but I'm missing the 70% in those. You can use TomBow too if you like. The second photo is a value sketch done with a mix of Terra Rosa and Cobalt Blue (watermixable) oils.Saturday, March 30, 2013
White Roses Some value sketches
Inspired by fellow artist Karen Margulis,I'm working on more and more value sketches for my paintings. It's really fun,and it does help with sorting out the values before a painting. The first one is done with Prismacolor markers in Cool Grey-20% 40% and 70%. Karen in her blog suggests the Warm Greys,but I'm missing the 70% in those. You can use TomBow too if you like. The second photo is a value sketch done with a mix of Terra Rosa and Cobalt Blue (watermixable) oils.Wednesday, March 27, 2013
Wednesday, March 6, 2013
Thursday, January 31, 2013
A Pair of Bears
This past Christmas my boyfriend and my mom each got me these little bears..one was for my birthday...They're so cute I set them up together for a pastel drawing.9" x 10.5" Pastel on Art Spectrum Colourfix sanded teal paper mounted on board.
Available for 180.

Available for 180.
Sunday, January 27, 2013
Thursday, November 8, 2012
"Wetlands II"
I painted the original "Wetlands" a couple of years ago in oil,and I just finished this in pastel. Wanted to revisit this in a different medium..It's pastel on homemade surface-foamboard gessoed then I applied acrylic pastel ground. Saw this formula on Karen Margulis' blog. That's what inspired me to revisit this painting-Karen suggests revisiting older paintings with fresh eyes and a different medium.
Available for 215.

Available for 215.
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