Here in my part of the world
I would like to say hello. Spring has finally sprung; the days are getting
longer and warmer and nature never fails me, the birds are singing, the flowers
are blooming and there is always something interesting to paint.
So there is my daughters
black and white cat his name is Blackie, he is sitting in an orange chair and
soaking up some of the sunshine too.
You may purchase this Fine
Art Print of Blackie the Black and White Cat here: http://www.etsy.com/shop/DessieFullTimeArtist
This may be of some interest to you: Do you have a problem mixing green for painting
foliage and leaves? Here is a link on mixing greens if you need it. How to paint natural greens:
https://sites.google.com/site/oilpaintingdemonstrations/how-to-paint-natural-greens
https://sites.google.com/site/oilpaintingdemonstrations/how-to-paint-natural-greens
I would like to introduce you
to: Jana
owner of Colorado
Catnip Toys and that is where your cat can help you shop for blankets, beds and
organic catnip toys: www.coloradocatniptoys.etsy.com
If you are an art collector or just starting
to draw, create art, or are a professional artist, please COMMENT on this blog
and tell me your story…add your 2 cents worth. If I can answer questions I will
do my best to answer.
It is my wish that this blog will bring artisans together and we
will be able to communicate with each other as we paint with our dreams,
memories, history and myths and we will search out answers to some expert tips,
videos and tutorials to help us along the way.
I too, will always be seeking ways to improve on the art that I
do and hope you will enjoy following me on Dessie's Eclectic Oil and Acrylic
Still Life Works of Art:
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you to "Follow" my art blog just click on the word follow in the
upper right hand side of this page…
I will see you again
soon...
Dessie Durham ~Artist
Dessie, I love reading your blog and getting to know you. I just started to get into it tonight, but will read more. I am very interested in how you paint without paints! Is that true? And how fortunate that you do it so well! I am 66 and as I craft I sometimes think about what kind of adjustments I might have to make as I get older. My vision is certainly not what it used to be! I am looking for recommendations for an adjustable, clear magnifying glass with a light for crafting. I see lots of ads, but don't know what to buy. They aren't cheap!
ReplyDeleteYaxchibonam, I am so happy to have you respond to me. I sent you an email. I hope you find a magnifying glas that can be of some help to you. Did you look on Ebay?
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