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| This was my color palette choice for today, wasn't sure where I was going with it. |
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| Then I decided to check out some of my FaceBook groups and found a woman who did an amazing job with a blue poppy! A blue poppy? Loved it! So I decided to try it and it came out awesome!! |
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| As you can see, I can never just leave it alone, so I decided to add raindrops (glossy accents) and love it even more. Now that I can paint a poppy after a year of practice, lol, I may need to try different flowers. |
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| I decided to just add color to canvas and see what I could see in the paint... |
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| It ended up looking like poppies, so I went with it! |
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| I used everything from Gesso, to Acrylic Paints, Sharpies, Distress Stickles and Liquid Pearls. |
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| I love just putting color on canvas.... |
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| ...but adding the finishing touches really brings it together. Thank you Donna Downey for another great tutorial. |
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| This was my piece on Donna Downey's 40,000 "likes" on Facebook, when she gave away a free video. This is how it started for the background... |
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| ...and this is how in ended up, I may need to do more of these, I love how it turned out! I added Dyan Reaveley's sprays to finish it off. |
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| A few friends saw the waterfall, so I built on that. |
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| It started taking shape! |
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| I added the moon and the trees, but left it at that, I didn't want to take away from the waterfall. I'm really happy how it turned out! |
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| I decided to use a stencil with squares, and create texture with paste. Adding the flowers at the end, I love texture! |
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| This is a small Stampbord tile, and I used Alcohol Inks. The technique was blowing with a straw! |
