I always enjoy and get inspired by what my artist friends from around the world are doing. Not only do they share their artwork, but many show photos from their area of the world, offer advice on supplies and techniques and viewpoints on various topics of world interest.
A couple of weeks ago I showed you the beginnings of a mixed media project. I got it finished this week. I finished the background with various stencils, stamps, Neocolor Crayons, Marks All pencil, Posca Pens, collage and acrylic paint. Now the decision was between covering most of the background and allowing it to show through in one area, or leaving the background mostly exposed and covering an area to give the eye a resting place. Since I had tried the first option previously I decided to leave most of the background showing this time.
Here is the finished project. The original WIP is below it. I am calling this "UnderPear" a play on Underwear!
Here is the WIP photo shown two weeks ago
Have a wonderful week of celebration Kristin and Eva and thanks for another year of Paint Party Friday!
I would love to hear your comments.
~gloria
Love, love, love your underpear, what a great idea! Happy PPF, hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteThank you, Valerie. I am enjoying mixed media.
DeleteWonderful !
ReplyDeleteI love the color-shades and the design.
Well done
Greetings from Germany
Thank you, Jutta. I appreciate your comment!
Delete"UnderPear" is outstanding...gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF
Thank you, Jan, so glad you like it!
DeleteLove the layers an the execution of underpear! What a great play on the word!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. I am glad you were amused, like I was.
DeleteLovely work Gloria!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Christine
DeleteVery impressive colours. Gorgeous art.
ReplyDeleteHappy PPF xx
Thanks, so much. :>)
DeleteLove the pear!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Clare-good ole pear!
DeleteI love the colors you used! ♥
ReplyDeleteThanks so much.
DeleteUnderPear is a gorgeous painting Gloria. The colours are luscious and the pear looks so ready to eat! (We have recently enjoyed a home grown pear from my husband's orchard - bliss).
ReplyDeleteI appreciated your words about the process and it's fascinating to see how it progressed from last week's photo.
Happy PPF :D)
Thank you, Sue. How wonderful to have fresh pears from the tree!
DeleteI really love this. The textures and layers are fantastic and you used some of my favorite color combinations.
ReplyDeleteOh, Thank you, Julie. I am so glad you like it.
DeleteOh my goodness on of my favourites this week!! I love that pear so much..wow impressive! I love how unique this piece is, very inspiring!!
ReplyDeleteHugs Giggles
Lovely piece of art. I like the colours and the textures. Very unique.
ReplyDeleteWow, love your pear. I think we must be doing similar mixed media processes. It 's fun isn't it? Happy PPF
ReplyDeleteHi Gloria! I love your Underpear painting. The colors and depth in the background are gorgeous and I love the pear!
ReplyDeleteOh Gloria this is absolutely GORGEOUS!! Love your wordplay too. Great job! I see more of this style in your future:)
ReplyDeleteLove the pear with the colorful background. I love the background and I'm glad you left a lot of it to see.
ReplyDeleteLovely collage creation ~ beautiful colors and play on words ~ thanks,
ReplyDeleteWishing you a Happy Weekend ~ ^_^
OOOhhhh my gosh!!! I was not expecting this. As I scrolled down and the pear appeared I was happily surprised. This is brilliant!!! I love the effect of this. Can't wait to see what you do with the WIP. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteI love the background so it's good that you left it mostly exposed. Wonderful use of colours too! You sure changed it up from the WIP!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE that gorgeous pear!
ReplyDeleteSo much yummy texture and color and I love the play on words with the title ♥
ReplyDeletelove your pear. Must look great on a wall :)
ReplyDeleteLove that Gloria. I haven't done anything likthat in a while. I think you inspired me!
ReplyDeleteWhat a result, wohoo!
ReplyDeleteps. your crown ok?
I love what you do with your under paintings. Blessings, Janet
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely complex piece!
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