[i] Angel Kiss Dahlia
Gouache on linen canvas
I absent mindedly brought a palette knife to a paintbrush party and here is the result.
[ii] Glamorous Dahlia
Muscle memory gets me every time. Thank you for viewing.
[i] Angel Kiss Dahlia
Gouache on linen canvas
I absent mindedly brought a palette knife to a paintbrush party and here is the result.
[ii] Glamorous Dahlia
Muscle memory gets me every time. Thank you for viewing.
Gouache on wood panel (processed)
Size: 3 – 4 Y/104
100% POLYESTER
WASH INSIDE OUT
REMOVE CHILD
BEFORE WASHING
MADE IN CHINA
Special thanks go to Garfield Hugs, who posted the actual label, shown below. That photo is super over the top processed so here is a thumbnail of the original.
… and the label from which I got the text.
Keep calm and have a great week. xo
This was a photograph of a rose echeveria pulled out of a copy of Bazaar. I’d used a Copic brush tip to write a poem on the petals but that didn’t turn out right. I’m glad I didn’t throw it away. x SB
After ruining two paintings in one week (the collage under this being the second), I had an epiphany. In Chapter 5, the Princess climbs to the top of the mountain to get a clear view of the landscape. However, she realises that she cannot, on her own, ever get to the bottom of it. I decided to paint that.
Gouache and glossy magazine paper on cardboard.
The original painting was way darker and somewhat grotesque. I had to cover it up. I felt ill looking at it. It took me a week but I managed to unburden it with lighter colours. Can you can feel how heavy it is? That was my point of conflict. This is angst. x SB
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