Tonight I am posting a little info about the painting I did for The Traveling Chicken. I had a lot of fun making up the story to go with the painting. You can read all about it at The Traveling Chicken Blog.
"And They All Admired Her Spots"
I used watercolor paper and acrylic paints.
Have a wonderful weekend,
Gloria
This is a delightful piece, Gloria! I love the style - and the commentary:-) Spots from Amazon indeed - where else? Haha. Great fun.
ReplyDeleteHi! Thanks so much. I enjoyed making up the story. A first for me!
Deleteoh, these chickens are just so cute. I love the brown one with her leg in the air :-) And also how you outlined them.
ReplyDeleteThank you, Denise. It was great fun!
DeleteThey are adorable! Must check out the story. :)
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoyed the story! Thank you for looking.
DeleteWonderful project, love those chickens. Valerie
ReplyDeleteThank you, Valerie. Have a wonderful week ahead.
DeleteHi, you are invited to share this with Feline Art Friday:
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Hi Julie, Thank you for the invitation!
DeleteGreat painting. I really love it.
ReplyDeleteThank you Erika. Something different and fun! Thank you for leaving a comment.
DeleteCool! I love the sculpted feel of your chickens, as well as the liveliness of the composition. Happy PPF! #48
ReplyDeleteHi Arnoldo, Yes, I was trying a new thing(to me) composition-wise. Putting everything on a diagonal between points on the outter edges of the painting. have a good week.
DeleteLove the colorful chickens. My mother told me that as very young children my sister and I received dyed chicks for Easter. I am pretty sure that is not good for the chicks but those feathers grew out because we didn't end up with adult chickens that were colorful.
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed those Easter chicks, too! But I can see how they could easily be injured by little hands and feet(accidentally)! Have a wonderful week.
DeleteThese are such fun! I love how you have outlined them. Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteHi Susan. I think I still revert to childhood coloring book outlines, usually in black! But these called a for a value change from the dark background! have a great week.
DeleteVery fun piece Gloria...very enjoyable artwork!!
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Thank you! I hope you are enjoying some beautiful weather now and have a happy 4th.
DeleteLove your chickens happy PPF
ReplyDeleteThank you, Clare. Happy Paint Party Friday to you, too!
Deleteso cute- and I love the title which really brings you in and creates a story!
ReplyDeleteOh, thank you Linda. I am not usually a "writer". But I enjoyed this little story!
ReplyDeleteGloria, to answer your question about my altered book. I glued with matte medium gel every two pages together. As I work through the book I have done a few different things to prepare the paper. Mostly, though, I used Gesso, either white or black and in a couple of cases clear. My pages are not uniformly thick. Sometimes I accidentally got 3 pages instead of two. Sometime the gesso covered better than other. It is fun but I am definitely not proficient at mixed media. I really like watercolors better.
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