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| Older sister: graphite, acrylic on canvas, (wip) |
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Saturday, December 15, 2018 -- 10AM - 4PM at ..
and we're ready for class.
Working on a 30 x 40" canvas, professional standing easels,
with supplies included, we started on the six hour class.
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| demo 1 |
A quick demo of graphite of methods of working on the canvas.
We had two working on their first canvas,
and Linda's first painting ever.
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| by Linda |
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| by Erin |
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| by Susan |
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| By Dru |
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| by Linda, work in progress |
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| by Linda, work in progress |
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| by Linda, final |
Nice work for a first painting ever, and a big one!
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| by Erin, work in progress |
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| by Erin, work in pogress |
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| by Erin, final |
Erin's (aka WW) first big canvas.
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| by Dru, work in progress |
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| by Dru, work in progress |
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| by Dru, work in progress |
Some of us didn't finish in class, but what a great start!
Susan worked primarily in collage from the start.
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| by Susan, work in progress |
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| by Susan, final |
Susan also brought a big canvas from a previous
Big Canvas class, and changed it completely.
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| by Susan, work in progress |
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| by Susan, work in progress |
I hope you can tell we had fun?
Six uninterrupted hours away from the holiday rush
devoted to playing and having fun .,, and a lunch break.
Off and on I worked on the demo canvas, Two Sisters,
and at one point I decided I didn't like the older sister,
so I demonstrated how we can gesso out and start again.
The demo canvas is also still a work in progress,
I hope to use it as a step-by-step here in the future.
A smile for Sunday ...
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