At last, another digital painting: Poppies by the Stream.
It's in my favourite digital oil pastels (by Pixarra Twisted Brush) but also something new: an 8" by 8" landscape, deliberately quicker, looser, and more abstract.
The question I'm asking myself is: why do I leave it so long between paintings. I *love* to paint, but stop myself with all the things I feel I have to do.
To get around this, am attempting more paintings, but with shorter time limits, and a more "broad brush" approach, as you see here.
(This picture is based on some beautiful poppies-and pretty purple flowers-in my inlaws' garden in Devon).
Will "being more casual, more often" this work? Time will tell.
Do you find yourself putting off doing things you love? And/or have you found a way around it? Please comment if you can relate, and/or to say "hi"...and have a great day!
P.S. I posted the original design to give you the idea. But I'm really excited about how it came out on household goodies like this...
It's in my favourite digital oil pastels (by Pixarra Twisted Brush) but also something new: an 8" by 8" landscape, deliberately quicker, looser, and more abstract.
The question I'm asking myself is: why do I leave it so long between paintings. I *love* to paint, but stop myself with all the things I feel I have to do.
To get around this, am attempting more paintings, but with shorter time limits, and a more "broad brush" approach, as you see here.
(This picture is based on some beautiful poppies-and pretty purple flowers-in my inlaws' garden in Devon).
Will "being more casual, more often" this work? Time will tell.
Do you find yourself putting off doing things you love? And/or have you found a way around it? Please comment if you can relate, and/or to say "hi"...and have a great day!
P.S. I posted the original design to give you the idea. But I'm really excited about how it came out on household goodies like this...
