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'Spring has Come' 11x14 pastel It was a busy weekend of teaching. I love being able to share my love of pastels and hopefully inspire others to paint. On Saturday I taught a class to a small group of artists new to pastels. I try to fit as much information as I can into four hours. Besides learning about the different pastels and supplies, I did two demos and the class painted three of their own paintings. It was busy but fun. This was one of my demos. I did a nupastel dry underpainting using a piece of pipe foam insulation. We also painted sunflowers using an alcohol wash which I will post next.
Tumbler Abstract Coral Designs created by Shari Slonski for the Itz Uz home goods. Meet your new favorite water bottle! The all-over print stainless steel tumbler combines practical design with personal flair. Printed on-demand and constructed from durable double-walled stainless steel with slide top opening and built-in straw, it’s perfect for toting any beverage you need throughout the day. • Crafted from premium stainless steel • Plastic slide top cover and 2 straws in metal and plastic • Sleek finish that highly resists dents and scratches • Holds 20 oz of liquid • Stainless steel body is dishwasher safe • Durable and vibrant UV print won’t fade with use or wash • Digitally printed on demand in Montreal, Canada Shari Slonski Artwork is a collection of my small home based businesses located in the Okanagan Wine Valley of British Columbia, Canada, focused on creating art that inspires you. I am a graphic design artist, photographer, glass bead artist, instructor and tutorial writer, digital creator, surface pattern designer and AI prompt engineer/creator. I apply a variety of my artwork to print in demand products or prints, these are then shipped out to you by the print provider. You can check out all of my work here in my shop.
Rurubu (meaning "to dance and flow slowly" in Japanese) is a collaborative project by Toronto-based photographer Haley Friesen and San Francisco-based
