I recently wrote a blog post about how I see color, and how I use color composition in my paintings.
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Fall in Jackson, Wyoming is marvelous and the raw nature and landscape of Amangani tucked up against the Tetons are even more so. The deep blue of the mountains and the golden grasses from the valley floor inspired this wild and romantic wedding ceremony shoot with Olivia and Jay.
I like the wildflowery vibe though not this specific color palette
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Texas Paintbrush (Castilleja indivisa); Scrophulariaceae (Figwort family), photographed at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center in Austin, Texas © Cindy Dyer. All rights reserved.
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Mary Blair and Joey Chou are the inspiration behind these murals. I loved Mary Blair's original work for Disney. All of her amazing illustrations remind me of my childhood. Joey Chou was hired to modernize her It's a Small World illustrations. He did an amazing job and is now a big source of inspiration of mine. I pre-drew several versions of the city on paper before I grabbed my chalk and drew on the black paper. But when I start, I like it to flow, I do not stick to the drawing. It is more a guideline and source of ideas. Once the whole drawing is complete, I go mix my paint. MIX PAINT BEFORE NUMBERING! You need to know how many numbers you need. I like to mix a lot of intermediate colors, trying to stretch the color wheel. Once colors are mixed, I number and create a chart for myself. Additionally, I set up a paint cart and get it labeled and numbered. Once the paint is mixed, I number the painting! usually 20-26 colors... depending on the subject. When students start painting, they are instructed to OUTLINE each shape before painting it in. They get one color, I hand them the cup. They look for their number only. For the most part, they all do it perfectly. I do not worry if there is a spot painted with the wrong number. Once we got most the mural painted in, I added the black and white ribbon in the background and the tile look at the bottom. It needed a break in color. Then to fill in the back ground, we printed with large sponges on sticks, gold tempera paint. It finished it off!
The past few days were extremely distressful here in what is usually sunny Florida. A category 4 hurricane known as Matthew was considering making a direct hit, bearing down on us, and we were all in Defcon 4 mode as we prepared for the worst. (Happy to say the worst didn't happen.) But, as we prepared,…
As I mentioned in my Paintbrush Snowman blog, because of the threat of a category 4 hurricane, last week was rather distressful. But I handled my stress by paying a visit to my local AC Moore store for a few "hurricane supplies" related to crafting without power. My Paintbrush Santa is one of those crafts.…
Some red paintbrush(?) and Texas bluebonnets. The bluebonnet is the state flower of Texas. Should cover my front yard in them, maybe next year. Down Old Spanish Trail by Lake Buchanan, TX.
Found at Shi Shi Beach: July 4, 2010, long weekend.
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