This original is available HERE
This piece has soo much texture, I wish you could feel it. Using gesso and texture sand I was able to really make it grungy. I love that I could use my background papers and vintage wallpapers to create so much interest and fun!
In today’s video, I share how I was inspired by a woman who I met at one of my shows in the last few weeks. She made a comment about how she’d wished that there was as much encouragement for women “back in her day”. I knew there was a story there and so I asked about her life and the story was just beautiful. She proceeded to tell me about her dream that she held onto, that she was told she couldn’t do because back then when she was young women weren’t allowed to do those things. I just fell in love with her!
Supplies Used:
10×10 mdf board
Deco Art media matte medium, gesso, texture sand, and fluid acrylics (English red oxide, yellow oxide, raw umber, Primary Cyan, Phthalo green yellow, Dioxazine purple)
Americana glazing medium,
fine line applicators, Vintage papers, background papers, Sennelier soft pastels.
Stencils used: pattern 1 and 2, Old world mini
- Media Matte Medium
- Price: $3.40
- Media Texture Sand Paste
- Price: $3.4Media Gesso – White
- Media Fluid Acrylic – English Red Oxide (Series 2)
- Price: $2.95
As always, love love love, especially this background today. Also, you are the first person I have ever heard use the term “cutie patootie” besides myself. We are connected! LOL
Thank you, I used to call my kids cutie patooties all the time 🙂
This was amazing as are all of your art and videos! You are my favorite artist by far and one who inspires me to do more!
Thank you soo much Dale it means alot!
Hi, Shawn!
I love this piece and so enjoyed the story that inspired it.
I have ordered supplies for the fine liners. What ratio of fluid acrylic, water, and airbrush medium do you use in your fineliners?
Thank you for blessing and inspiring me with not only your art but also your words. Be blessed!