Wednesday, May 15, 2013
I Love Irises
Here is another shot of Irises from my trip
last week to East Vancouver.
Beautiful sunny warm Vancouver day
here on the Paradise Coast of Canada
Labels:
floral,
flowers,
Iris,
photograph,
Vancouver Photo Of The Day
Wednesday, May 8, 2013
White Iris
The month of May blesses us with many delights.
Yesterday on a visit to East Vancouver where I used to live
the Iris is popping out in abundance.
This was the best catch of the day.
Labels:
Iris,
photograph,
Vancouver Photo Of The Day,
White Iris
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Watch The Master Paint
You are in luck, David Darrow is painting live today on a portrait commission.
Today he mentioned that he would not be talking very much as he wanted to concentrate
on painting so that he would not get too distracted.
And today he was very much "In The Zone"
It is fascinated to see his painting come together in a magical way.
If you want to see all the videos associated with this portrait,
Visit the Dave The Painting Guy Ustream Channel
When you get there, click on the "Videos" Tab to see the list.
Today he mentioned that he would not be talking very much as he wanted to concentrate
on painting so that he would not get too distracted.
And today he was very much "In The Zone"
It is fascinated to see his painting come together in a magical way.
If you want to see all the videos associated with this portrait,
Visit the Dave The Painting Guy Ustream Channel
When you get there, click on the "Videos" Tab to see the list.
Labels:
Dave the painting guy,
David Darrow,
demonstration,
oils,
portrait
Saturday, April 13, 2013
How To Make A Stretched Watercolor Canvas
Here is a great video by Joyce Faulknor on making a Watercolor Canvas.
The process is to first wet the watercolor paper, then stretch it over stretcher bars.
The paper is cut, folded then stapled to the stretcher bars and left to dry.
This is a great idea to provide a different product to your customers.
The process is to first wet the watercolor paper, then stretch it over stretcher bars.
The paper is cut, folded then stapled to the stretcher bars and left to dry.
This is a great idea to provide a different product to your customers.
Labels:
canvas,
painting,
watercolor
Friday, March 29, 2013
Earth Paints For The Professional Painter
Here is something interesting from Leah Mebane of
Learn about the history of making your own oil paints from
natural organic sources without the use of solvents.
Read the original article on
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