I am taking yet another new online workshop! lol This time it is with Juliette Crane. I just started her "How To Paint A Girl" course. I have been an admirer of her artwork for sometime now and thought it would be fun to get back to some whimsical girls.
This piece is on an 8x8 canvas panel. I went back to my very first favorite palette . . . payne's gray and burnt sienna. Oh how I missed seeing them together. I was going for a landscape type scene. As you can see I tried to incorporate my recent love of scribbles with the scratches I made using my palette knife. So fun to scribble. I tried some drips as well. And then I splattered some white paint thinking how much it looked like snow. I couldn't help add some of the abstract techniques I am learning into the landscape. I wondered how it would look and I like the results.
I originally made this as a background for a girl but I think I like it as an abstract landscape.
What do you guys think?
Sharing over at Paint Party Friday.
xo
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ReplyDeleteI am such a fan of Juliette Crane's work!
ReplyDeleteHow cool you are taking an online workshop!
(You have inspired me to take more!)
I do love the payne's gray and burnt sienna...gorgeous palette!
Love the texture!
I like it as it is as an abstract landscape, too! :)
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Happy PPF!!
Mary
Mixed-Media Map Art
I love it the way it is...those colors together are gorgeous!! How are you feeling this week, better I hope. :) Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteI like it as it is... it doesn't need anything added and i think then it would distract from a lovely vibrant piece of work...xx
ReplyDeleteDefinitely love this piece as it is!! But I'm sure you'd make it wonderful if you added a girl into it!! Happy PPF!!
ReplyDeleteI love it as an abstract, I'm going now to check the link.
ReplyDeleteI too love this abstract ~ I like how you went from dark to light ~ I rarely do that and you have inspired me ~ thanks, ^_^ (A Creative Harbor)
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good! the color combination is beautiful !
ReplyDeleteIf it is an original landscape and nature.Saludos
ReplyDeleteI like it as it is and would not add a thing to it. HPPF on Sunday!
ReplyDeleteYes, I think I see some skyscrapers back there in the distance. It looks like a fabulous snowy, blowy night.
ReplyDeleteLove it as abstract landscape! Love the white splotches, to me it looks like a starry sky. Great use of dribbles, too!
ReplyDeletei really love not only the colors, but the textures in this piece.... beautiful! That class sounds awesome. xoxo
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