odd that we're a bit afraid of frost still. But today
the garden was a sea of Forget-Me-Nots -- the most
beautiful blue. So perhaps the time has come. Spring
in full flower.
Today I'm showing you three stages of a painting.
The latest stage first.
Untitled (Work in progress)
Latest Stage
Acrylic on canvas
12 x 12 inches
Barbara Muir © 2012
Untitled (Work in progress)
Starting to paint
Acrylic on canvas
12 x 12 inches
Barbara Muir © 2012
Untitled (Work in progress)
Drawing in yellow watercolour
crayon on a black ground.
I decided to use black to make
the white pop.
Acrylic on canvas
12 x 12 inches
Barbara Muir © 2012
I hope you had a good painting day too.
Have a seeing-clearly-and-gratefully day.
6 comments:
Wow! I was just commenting here, when I clicked back and saw this beauty.
Thank you for sharing your process. Way cool.
I don't think there's anyone who can paint flowers as full of life and energy as you.
Fabulous!
Fabulous to see all three stages - you're in your glory with this beautiful arrangement and of course I look forward to seeing your work emblazoned and projected in Times Square and also Melinda's and Flora's too!!!!!!!
Love (in all its cases)
Marcia
I am having a wonderful painting day, too. I am now taking a break and what a treat to visit your site and find this beautiful painting. Gorgeous, happy colors! It is always helpful to see how artists develop their paintings. Thank you for sharing your process!
Hi Melinda,
Thanks so much. I'm New York City now and wish you were here. I do love it.
XO Barbara
Hi Marcia,
Just went to Times Square last night in the rain -- awesome. Yes that would be fun, although I have no idea where it would show. So gorgeous there. Hope you are drawing and painting in Europe. It's so wonderful here.
Love it.
Love,(in every case)
Barbara
Hi Linda,
Thanks so much.
Of course the process is a bit different every time. I don't usually start with a black ground -- but it worked there. Love your portraits so much -- so much character.
XO Barbara
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