"finding my way"
12x12 mixed media on cardboard
I have long been a fan of Mindy Lacefield's lovely artwork especially her primitive faces. Recently I signed up for her Primative Portraits classes and am really enjoying learning from her! She is super sweet and its a joy to watch her create.
Letting loose and working intuitively continues to be something I struggle with in my artwork. I enjoy sketching faces but when it comes to painting them I for some reason just don't like it probably because I tighten up so much and try to be perfect that I end up with a stiff neck when I am done! lol These classes are so inspiring as well as opening me up to a new loose way of creating a face.
The above piece was created on cardboard. I also had some pieces of paper towel laying around on my art table that I added to the board for really cool texture. I found this girl's face in the background trying loosely to bring her out. The quicker I work when I create the less critical I am of myself. Any of you feel the same way??
If you haven't discovered Mindy's lovely work already
check out her website HERE!
She is offering the third installment of her Primitive Portraits class series
with Primitive Portraits 3 which I am excited about! For details on this class and a
chance to win a spot click HERE!!
xo
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