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Hi All, well I painted this before I had a chance to read all the comments on my original photo. Thus, I am now at this stage. I believe the beauty of the arrangement was in all the delicate fernlike greenery which cover many of the flowers & will droop over both sides & front of the basket. I have not added any of it yet. Must admit I struggled with how to start that area ---1) rough in the flowers (which I think should be bigger & brighter) OR 2) paint the fernlike leaves first OR try to do them both at the same time???? Since many of the flowers are going to be hidden in the greenery, I started it this way. Don't know if it makes any sense or not. As you can see I also muddied up the color of the table, not quite green, not quite yellow. If I'm successful I'd like to make most of the flowers yellow, purple and pink with those little white flowers in between--with the light coming from the left. I note my shadows are pretty poor. Any suggestions would sure e helpful at this stage as I hope to be back to painting tomorrow. Also hope to glaze my pears. Thanks a bunch for looking. Barbara
This was fun to draw. I painted the frisk with a toothpick for the entire feather, put in the back ground, removed the frisk, then added the highlights to the feather. Very fun to do.
Went for my first flying lesson this afternoon at the Tampa North flying school in a Cessna 172SP aircraft. Since it was my first lesson, and I was nothing more than a passenger, I took my camera along. This is a shot of my neighbourhood, and the lake behind my house ( you have seen a lot of pictures of it in these pages)
Let me tell you, the 40 minute flight was a thrill beyond words. Flying commercially , and in a jet, one hardly gets to look around. Everything happens so fast, and the tiny little porthole you have to look through does not give you the perspective.
This is a whole new ballgame, and worth every bit of effort , time and money. check out:
First lesson, made these prints on card as I had it handy. They have become very textured but not unpleasant. Of course I forgot to leave any white spaces for tomorrow's lesson, ah well, if needs be, will do some on watercolour paper.
I left this painting 4 days ago, so got back to it today. Had to take a break from it. I am through for now.
Note to self: When you order fish in Ecuador, odds are it will not be a filet, but rather the entire fish.
I hadn't taken the rig out in awhile and was happy to just be out and about. This is a crappy photo technically but I'm posting it as a reminder:
1. When you lift your camara out of the bag for the first time make sure you didn't leave it in bracket mode!
2. Take multiple shots so at least ONE might be in focus and properly exposed.
I admit I was a little cautious about them seeing me shoot them (I was exposed on a similar bunker). I love love love this shot but for my incompetency in taking it.
Always lots of people walking around this area. It is a required stop on every Twin Cities' resident's summer to-do list. A lot of possessives in that last sentence, but ignore all that and go check out this area. Walk around, see and be seen, dress provocatively, enjoy the all-too-brief beautiful summer.
As I write this description, it's January 6th and 14 degrees. Egad. We all live vicariously, not only through others, but through our own earlier lives. So I guess the lesson is to make the most of a time and place, not only for the moment itself, but for all the future memories of it. Then again, this creates a bit of a burden on any particularly moment to carry, doesn't it? Heh, there is no way to win! ;-)
04/12/2014 Senior citizens taking sword lessons at Caesar's Bay. Kodak Ektar 100. Canon A-1. Canon FD 50mm 1:1.4.
Unless I do a very quick main shapes pencil setup, I end up loosing myself in drawing and do much more than I planned.
A lesson with Silversand associate instructor Karen French.
One of the only pictures of me riding that I'm currently happy with- my position has changed a whole lot through a winter of lunge lessons with a classical dressage instructor.