Showing posts with label illustrations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustrations. Show all posts

Inspiration 101

Saturday, March 28, 2015


In Collaboration

Friday, February 13, 2015

This has been such a fun project and I can't wait to share the finished paintings and new products!

Sea Shell Love

Thursday, February 12, 2015



Night Owl

Friday, January 23, 2015


A year ago, I had a crazy idea about taking a photo and turning it into a night scene .Ok.  I agree. That does sound really simple and probably something that has been thought of long ago. But try it! Its such fun! For this painting, I used Titanium White, Black and Ultramarine Blue acrylic paint. I found an image to use as a guideline for the basic proportions of the owl and then added the limb, moon ect. Just use your imagination!


I loved painting this little night owl! I hope you enjoy it too! For those of you who are wondering, it is for sale on my website. Just email me if you are interested! alana.fuller@verizon.net  8x10 $85.00

Marlin Acrylic Painting

Tuesday, January 13, 2015

When I have an idea in my head for several days, there come a point where I can't keep it in any longer. This was so true with this painting.  I had been imagining it for so long that once I threw out a sketch I couldn't stop painting it!  About an hour later it was completed and I'm still tickled pink with how it turned out.  I think I might touch up the gills a wee bit but its going to be framed this week! 




In The Fly Fishing Swing

Monday, January 12, 2015

Ever since I painted those vintage fishing lures last spring, I've been asked several times, to paint flies.  Apparently there are a lot of people out there who love fly fishing!  So with no further ado, here y'all go :) I'm having such fun and am really excited to share lots more in the future!

6inch x 8inch $45.00 (*does not include frame or mat)
4inch x 4inch acrylic on stretched canvas.  $35.00 for one or $60.00 for both

Gift Tags

Saturday, January 3, 2015


Recent Work

Friday, January 2, 2015


From Start to Finish

Wednesday, November 5, 2014

People keep asking me how I create my stationery. I keep telling myself I should really write a post about it. But alas, I never have.  So in the spirit of learning to blog like a pro *snicker* I'm going to sit my little self down and give it a go.


Its all quite simple.  I typically think of objects since that is what I mostly paint.  Maybe its a really pretty flower I like, or a bird. Maybe a leaf or a shell.





Sketching is probably one of my favorite things to do. Its relaxing and I can pretty much do it anywhere. Typically, I research and find a whole list of things I want to paint and then sketch them out all at once.  After finding images and inspiration, I fill up several pages of watercolor paper with sketches and start painting.




After painting, I scan the image using one of my printers. From there, I use photoshop to measure, copy and past.  Its super simple when you actually know what you are doing.  Next stop is to the printers.


Finding a good printing source is very important. From my experience, getting samples done at different printers in order to compare the quality can make a stunning difference. Not all printers are equal.

Finally, its time to fold, cut, and package!

folding
cutting

packaging