One of those days that I knew it would be interesting to see abeginning.
The canvas already had the background color.
Sure enough, it was meant to be covered.
I have been on a bit of a painting strike. We just didn't want to paint.
The canvas already had the background color. Sure enough, it was meant to be covered.I have been on a bit of a painting strike. We just didn't want to paint. It was a good feeling.
To paint.
And to get a bit of paper napkin therapy.
Today.
Sharon
simply lovely sharon xx
ReplyDeleteGreat to see you painting again, and thanks for the peek into your process :)
ReplyDeleteOMG, it is just amazing to see how one of your painting evolves. I've been painting this week too
ReplyDeleteLove seeing your process and what a lovely painting!
ReplyDeleteThis painting is SOOOO beautiful! Any chance a print of that one will be in your Etsy shop?
ReplyDeleteI LOVE your work.
Debi
Oh Sharon, that is beautiful!! It's amazing to me to see the evolution of such a lovely work of art. Thank you so much for sharing.
ReplyDeleteCarolyn
Reading this post was like watching a miracle happen...the way that canvas turned from that red color to a wonderful portrait of friends with no red...wow. When I come to your blog...I really do EXPECT and am never disappointed. Pat
ReplyDeleteI love this piece Sharon! I am having a bit of painting withdrawal and I think a little paper napkin therapy is in order.
ReplyDeleteI need some napkin therapy...I forget that I like doing it...you are so good to remind me.
ReplyDeleteAnd it's always true, I love what you do, Norah too.
I made a rime, give me a dime..tee-hee! xoxo
Lovely - and thankyou so much for showing the stages of your painting. I must try incorporating napkins into a painting (I'm not a painter) - this week I've been making napkin eggs.
ReplyDeleteHow do you know when to stop? It is so lovely at every step. Which part is the paper napkin? The butterfly, the flowers or both? So interesting to see this come together!
ReplyDeleteAnother beautiful piece! I love it, and it is very interesting to see the steps. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDelete--Jane
Thank you for sharing your stages of your beautiful art.
ReplyDeleteOnce I have to say oh I loved seeing your process and I love this painting. You don't get tired of hearing that do you.
ReplyDeleteKate
How wonderful to see your work go from beginning to end. Apparentlya break was what you needed - your work is beautiful- so soft and inviting.
ReplyDeleteI just LOVE seeing how they come to life! And the amazing change of background... Norah was having fun.
ReplyDeleteIt is so interesting to watch the process and you are so generous to share it with us.
ReplyDeleteBTW - did you get my e-mail?
Darla
This is GORGEOUS! Thank you for sharing the stages of your work. Sometimes the finished product looks so intimidating. Seeing it in "Baby Steps", is inspiring.
ReplyDeleteCatherine
Love coming to your blog...it is great to see how you paint. Such a great painting...so sweet.
ReplyDeleteooo so delightful to see it's creation...beautiful!
ReplyDeletethank you!