This is an acrylic painting. One of a few that I've done so far. I am still learning to use it. I used the grid method and this is the final product. I took a smaller photograph then transfered it to bigger paper. It was an assignment for an art class.
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Saturday, July 30, 2011
Sunday, March 20, 2011
Completed Tinkerbell painting
The Tinkerbell painting is all done!
She's in a kind of night sky full of stars and flowers. It's a very dreamy idealistic painting.
I completed this Tinkerbell painting in like two weeks time. It was done in canvas oil paint. It is rather large painting.
I added the paper flowers and the glittery greenish blue butterfly as a nice 3d touch. I bought these at art supply store.
Monday, March 7, 2011
Sketching Fairies


New theme: Fairies!
I may be too old for this but I enjoy the Disney Characters. My Favorites are the little mini flying magical creatures with translucent wings and Pixie dust.
They are fun!
Here I did sketches on canvas of Iridessa and TinkerBell the tinker fairy and the light Fairy. I also did Silver Mist too. She's the water fairy.
I only learned to draw them from the Learn to Draw Disney TinkerBell book.
Sunday, December 19, 2010
Flower Power

Here is another flower I completed last month. It is a orange lilly, I think, not sure though... It was done on a large canvas in oil paint. It's pretty, right? Oh how big it is. I like to paint large flowers. It is fun. It was a little hard to get a lot of detail into the flower, though since it is highly saturated in orange, But I tried the best as was possible. Hope you enjoy!
(Ohh, there's a little oil dribble on the left side. I wish I could get rid of it.)

Friday, November 5, 2010
My Butterfly painting
Tuesday, November 2, 2010
A Flower Focus
For the month of September and October I have decided to choose a topic of focus for painting...
So, of course, I chose the flower and I have been really focusing on the most prettiest I can find. Flowers are my delight because their beauty is awe inspiring. Here are two that I did recently. They are rather large on 16x20 canvas. Both were done oil paint. That is my medium of choice. They each took me a good two or three days to complete. I usually worked on it in my free time. Drawing, painting then perfecting and retouching. These are my first paintings of flowers on a large canvas.

The first one here is taken from this photo on the right. Taken from a Yard Flowers website, I forget which one (there are so many). It is called an Asiatic white lilly.

The second is painting is from an Easter Seals Calender 2010 of May. They are called narcissus flowers. They were orignially white I changed it up and made them purple-ish. Its unique.
Well, I hope you like them! "Enjoy your world!"- thats what I say. My mom really enjoys my paintings and so do I.

So, of course, I chose the flower and I have been really focusing on the most prettiest I can find. Flowers are my delight because their beauty is awe inspiring. Here are two that I did recently. They are rather large on 16x20 canvas. Both were done oil paint. That is my medium of choice. They each took me a good two or three days to complete. I usually worked on it in my free time. Drawing, painting then perfecting and retouching. These are my first paintings of flowers on a large canvas.

The first one here is taken from this photo on the right. Taken from a Yard Flowers website, I forget which one (there are so many). It is called an Asiatic white lilly.


The second is painting is from an Easter Seals Calender 2010 of May. They are called narcissus flowers. They were orignially white I changed it up and made them purple-ish. Its unique.Well, I hope you like them! "Enjoy your world!"- thats what I say. My mom really enjoys my paintings and so do I.
Thursday, September 2, 2010
The Weather Today

Are you hot? It's hot today! I think I'm sweating bullets. Literally it's a scorching 90 something degrees outside in early September. Indian summer I suppose. But all in all I thank God for the warmth. I will miss it when it is gone. I like summer time, more free time and more vacations. I also tend to enjoy fall too. Fall is the start of something new. I love it. Those are my favorite seasons.
I hope your enjoying the changing seasons. Every season is a season of hope... Enjoy.
Here are some pretty cute red flowers, I found. Red is the color for heat...
God bless.
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
My Painting Outdoors



Here is something I did during the summer. This was done with acrylic paint on a stretched canvas. I went to a small funtion where a group of painters gathered outdoors to paint. They set up tables and snacks and we just spent the day drawing or painting from the same scenery before us. This was my first time, and I was surprised to find it done on cemetary grounds. However, it wasn't as creepy as I thought it would be. It was actually very tranqual. This pond was the focus and this is what I saw and what I created.
I know... I know...this is not the same likeness of the scene in the photo but it was my interpretation of the scenery. Capturing the likeness of dull colors is something I am not too great at, I tend to favor bright colors. This is not my greatest work but I think I found another aspect of the scenery through my vision. It has a very carribean feel to it. By the way, painting is the funnest thing to do no matter where it is!!
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Summer fun Painting
This summer, I'm trying my hand at painting again. Just till now I realized what a nice way to share my work is to blog about. I hope you enjoy what you see. I am excited about my work! 
These first two were done in acrylic paint. I am new to this medium. But it is growing on me because it dries so fast it takes getting used to. My old medium is oil paint. I like oil paint cause you can work with it so well. It was the first paint medium I learned through Bob Ross (...anyone remember him from TV?). These paintings were inspired from two places.The first is was a card cover and the second is from a hair magazine cover. (a picture of Rihanna.) I changed it a bit as usual.
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