Monthly Archives: July 2019

The Junior Artist at work

šŸ‘¦THE LITTLE OBSERVER. ONLY A FEW LINES ARE ENOUGH IF YOU PREVIEWED THE EXPRESSION IN YOUR MIND BEFORE YOU SKETCH.

Elizabeth Longwill

More pictures of Clara, tricky to sketch her as she usually grabs my pencil and paper to do her own drawing ā€œMamma Mineā€ but I get a few seconds while she is distracted or looking out of the window. I’m getting quicker at sketching anyway and she hadn’t discovered drawing on the walls ……yet.

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Women | Words and Art I

šŸ’Ŗ HI SISTERS, DON’T FORGET OUR PRIDE!

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Did you see the Google Doodle on International Women’s Day? The doodle featured a collection of inspiring quotes by women beautifully illustrated by [other] women. It’s a pretty impressive collection, and I want the prints!

Fortunately, my bestie–from now on referred to as ā€œthe prophetā€ā€“anticipated this and sent me a beautiful collection of 12 woman-centered postcards. I finally took time to scan them, so I decided to share them on the blog in three installments.

Artist: Penelope Dullaghan

I am not free while any woman is unfree, even when her shackles are very different from my own. And I am not free as long as one person of Color remains chained. Nor is anyone of you. –Audre Lorde, ā€œThe Uses of Anger,ā€ National Women’s Studies Association Conference, 1981

Artist: Daiana Ruiz

Many of us recall when #45 described his opponent, Hillary Clinton, as a nasty woman. He intended it…

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Day 19 – Obi-wan

šŸ¶šŸ’™ WELL BEAUTIES! WHEN WE’RE BLUE, PETS CAN SOAK UP OUR SADNESS.

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Karma & How to Remove Oil Paint from Cat Paws

🐾🐾 WELL DEARS! 😻 WE LEAVE OUR FOOTPRINTS IN YOUR LIVES AND WE’RE SO GLAD šŸ’›šŸ’™šŸ’œšŸ’šā¤

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Northern Lights

⛵WELL DARLINGS! TAKE A NIGHT, AND ENJOY GAZING AT BOATS.

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Snipe Silhouette

šŸ“‹ HELLO BEAUTIES, ON A WATERCOLOR WORK, OR AN AQUATINT, THE WATER FLOWS SO NATURALLY WHILE IT WONDERFULLY TARNISHES THE PAPER.

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Snipe 3

So now I’m getting a bit obsessed with Snipe, a funny little bird with impossibly skinny legs and beak, for wading and probing at the water’s edge, beautifully designed for its environment. In these drawings I focused on the silhouette to try and establish the overall shape of the bird, using my own home-made walnut ink. Thinking ahead, I can see one, or both, of these being cut into a block of lino or vinyl for printing – maybe a reduction print?

I was down at Swansea Museum, working with a group of artists from Swansea Print Workshop and scientists from the FIRE Laboratory. It was so interesting getting that interaction and input, finding out about the birds habits and habitats fleshed out their personalities and helped with developing an artistic interpretation of the little beasties.

Snipe 5

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Sightseeing in Pink Heels

šŸ‘“ ā¤WELL DEARS! ART ALWAYS NEEDS GOOD BEHOLDERS.

Melanie Franz

I went to visit the Acropolis at the end of March for the first time. Fascinating to be there with a fantastic view over the city. However, the whole hill and most paths around it consist of quite slippery smooth rock and I was happy to be wearing trainers.

I was impressed and amused when I spotted the lady below in her pink heels, wobbling around in slow motion supported by a friend, both trying not to lose grip.

On my way down the hill I spotted her again when she photographed street art. I think it took her forever to make her way down as this was less than 5 minutes from the exit and I had been sitting in the sun for a good hour before I met her there.

I like to wear nice dresses but definitely comfortable shoes with them. Would you go sightseeing in heels?

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On Marriage

šŸ“ HI LOVELIES ! IN MY OPINION A HANDWRITTEN TEXT BESIDE A SKETCH, MAKES THIS MORE FRESH AND PERSONAL.

Elizabeth Longwill

An idealised family portrait, Kahlil Gibran on marriage and half an idea for an illustration. As the other well known spiritual guru (My Dad) said the secret to a successful marriage is separate sheds. Same thing really just not as poetic. We don’t have sheds but art corner and guitar corner serve us well!

On Marriage On Marriage

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High fragrance

Hi folks! As we can see, watercolor is a perfect technique to express fantasy motifs.

Thanks for your visits!

By Downton, D. – Model with headdress

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How to make summer inspired colorful polymer clay beads

HELLO BEAUTIES! šŸ™†šŸŽØART CAN BE A NECKLACE TOOšŸ‘

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Polymer clay tutorial on how to make summer-inspired tubular polymer clay beads decorated with decoupage and molds

Hello dear friends!

I managed to finish (finally) these colorful tubular polymer clay beads and I have to tell you that it took me some time to put everything together, edit the video and the photos and get everything ready to hit the publish button.

But here it is. And I’m so happy to see this project finished because I really liked the way these beads turned out.

Furthermore I love using napkins (decoupage) in my work. Because they’re such an easy way to embellish things (including polymer clay).

After decorating the beads with decoupage, I wanted to add more interest to these pieces and a great way to add more texture to polymer clay beads is by using molds (and polymer clay, of course).

Here are the materials and tools that I used to make these little beauties:

– white polymer clay

– a roller or a pasta machine

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