
I began with the ones I did at the art camp last weekend. So I had five listed. One expired without selling and of the other four I have a bid on one. So onward!
I spent much of yesterday developing a template for my eBay listings, one with (hopefully) a bit of class along with a dash of pizazz!

Unlike the ones I did at the art camp, these two are acrylic on Strathmore acrylic paper which has a nice canvas texture. I was pleased with how well the paint goes on this paper, and surprised at how much detail I could get (keep in mind that these paintings are 2 1/2" x 3 1/2"). I enjoy using soft-body acrylics transparently and getting something of a watercolor effect. (Ironically, watercolor itself truly drives me crazy!) The only problem with these is that a bit difficult to photograph with the canvas texture.
hoi Kaaren,
ReplyDeleteZe is prachtig geworden.
en wat een nobel doel goed hoor.
de beestjes hebben steun nodig.
groetjes Marja