Well I have been neglecting this blog haven't I? It always seems to happen at the beginning of the school year! I have been very busy with my classes and have been feeling incredibly exhausted! The little girl has been sucking the life out of me I guess!
I hope you are doing well and enjoying the changing of the seasons. I am so excited for fall...I just love cooler temperatures, honeycrisp apples (I bought some already!) and pumpkin spice lattes! YUM!
I just wanted to stop in and say hello and that I have not disappeared off of the face of this earth! I will be posting more soon, I just need to get myself organized!
I will leave you with this wonderful, oldie but goodie song that I have loved for years. I just found my Mazzy Star cd and was so excited to hear Fade Into You again! Makes me think of my high school years:)
Well I am off to do some school work, talk to you soon!
Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fall. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Saturday, December 6, 2008
4 Seasons Drawings
I hope everyone is having a great Saturday so far! Where I live it is snowy, cold and icy out! I am happily staying in the rest of the day and plan on drinking a LOT of hot chocolate!
I wanted to post some drawings completed by my Introduction to Art students. The assignment was to complete four drawings that represent each season (Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall.) Students were to use a viewfinder and look through magazines or personal photographs to find images for each season and draw with the following media: pencil, colored pencil, oil pastels and ink with watercolor. Here are some of their drawings:
Winter done in pencil

Spring done in watercolor and ink

Summer done in colored pencil

Summer in oil pastel

Autumn done in colored pencil
I wanted to post some drawings completed by my Introduction to Art students. The assignment was to complete four drawings that represent each season (Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall.) Students were to use a viewfinder and look through magazines or personal photographs to find images for each season and draw with the following media: pencil, colored pencil, oil pastels and ink with watercolor. Here are some of their drawings:
Winter done in pencil

Spring done in watercolor and ink

Summer done in colored pencil

Summer in oil pastel

Autumn done in colored pencil
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art,
drawing,
fall,
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introduction to art,
oil pastel,
pencil,
spring,
summer,
watercolor,
winter
Sunday, November 2, 2008
Trip to the Park




Yesterday the husband and I went to a nearby park. The weather was absolutely beautiful and all of the leaves had pretty much turned color! I took a billion pictures much to the husband's dismay! The coolest part of the park trip was when we found half of a tree that looked like it was floating! So crazy! So of course we had to take pictures of ourselves next to it holding a magic wand (broken branch)! Hope you were able to get out and enjoy nature this weekend, it will be snowing here for us very soon! Gotta love living in the snowbelt:)
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Art Pen Pals

Good morning! Hope everyone has had a wonderful weekend so far! I thought I would just post a quick fall-inspired painting/collage I did on a watercolor postcard. I am sending this postcard out to my aunt who lives in Chicago and who has always been a big supporter of my art and basically every artist she meets! I love people like that, don't you?!!
To start this artwork I first painted the whole background a beautiful copper color (golden fluid acrylics are my fav!) and then painted the dandelions on top. Lastly I cut out a little bird from one of my hand-painted papers and collaged him on with matte medium.
This was all done on some watercolor postcards I purchased at the art store...how fun! I am almost tempted to put this in an envelope though so nothing happens to my artwork!
Anyways....if you have time today send someone you care about something arty like a card you made, a quick sketch, anything! Become art pen-pals! Have the other person send you something they drew or painted back...even if they are not an artist! I don't know about you but getting real mail...aka non bills or junk mail is a real treat and does not usually happen!
Now being an art pen-pal is not to get confused with trading artist trading cards...no! Use any format and any paper you want....I personally love decorating envelopes and enclosing drawings of whatever I am doing!
Alright, so now if you are bored you have something to do now!
I hope everyone has a great day and I will be back later today to post some projects from my Intro to Art class.
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