I'm at the point where I have to keep reminding myself why I started this challenge in the first place. Whenever I paint I can't help but think about what types of paintings I would do for a gallery or a solo show. Most artists paint with a certain type of style or subject matter but I just kinda paint.
#22 - The original was boring so I added the vines. |
I'm still working through my skills and ideas. It's nice to look back in my journal and see what I've accomplished so far. I have about six painting left and it feels good. But then what? I hope to start concentrating on finished pieces for sale/galleries. Btw, I LOVED hearing about your goals in the last post!
#23 - I went around in circles for a while before this idea come along. |
At times, I feel intimidated because I want my work to look a certain way. For right now, I'm going to chill and be happy with my progress. And of course, keep painting.
#24 - First, I was scared about this one then I got a bit carried away. |
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What fantastic paintings! They such wonderful textures in them!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Carolyn!
DeleteThank Danielle you are a brave girl. Beautiful art!
ReplyDeleteAmazing pages and so clever to document the colours you have used!! So love the lil bee and the Van Gogh inspired piece :) ♥ Conny
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I'm like you I just kind of paint what shows up without a real plan. Sometimes I plan it out but it often feels too contrived then! Well done very pretty work!
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Thanks for stopping by Giggles.
DeleteGorgeous and colorful pages!
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ReplyDeleteGreat journal pages!! Love the Van Gogh inspired one best. . .
ReplyDeleteThank you Michelle.
DeleteWonderful! I love the layers and texture on the bumblebee page! Happy PPF!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tammie!
Deleteall ist just lovely ! I am in love with your sketchbook!
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Love the bee & moon-sky creations, Danielle! Your talent shines through beautifully.
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