Showing posts with label illustrations. Show all posts
Showing posts with label illustrations. Show all posts
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
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6inch x 8inch $45.00 (*does not include frame or mat) |
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4inch x 4inch acrylic on stretched canvas. $35.00 for one or $60.00 for both |
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!
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