We are having great fun in my on line workshop. My friend Mystele sort of challenged me to paint dark skin. Well she didn't challenge me but ask if I would/could using the Folk Art paints like we are using in the first week of class.
You may have noticed that I haven't painted anything in way too long and that would be because of a huge project that I am happy to say got mailed today. Last night I could go no longer not having a brush in my hand. I HAD TO PAINT! And I could not get the challenge out of my mind.
So here is Penny painted with mostly Folk Art paints and following my own instructions in the class. Now that the huge project is finished, I think I will video a quick class supplemental for dark skin and surprise them with it.
There is room for more if you are interested and you don't have to get dressed or even be on time.
I plan to have a random week,
Sharon
Penny is lovely-well done for rising to the challenge! Enjoy your random week.
ReplyDeleteWowza! You rocked the skin tone real nice! Now I am super jealous about not joining this class... if the funds come in I will most definitely jump in.
ReplyDeleteYou really did a beautiful job - Penny's fantastic!
ReplyDeletethis is beautiful, Sharon
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful!!!! I'd love to see more projects with ethnic variances. You do such wonderful work....and so does Mystele.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful face :)
ReplyDeleteOh WOW! So beautiful.....
ReplyDeleteAre you SURE that is Penny? It looks like Mystele!
ReplyDeleteGreat job. I love her!
Oh, a random week sounds lovely.
I love your dark skinned beauty - Penny is stunning.
ReplyDeleteJacky xox
Me encanta tu trabajo
ReplyDeleteAlicia
This is wonderful Sharon!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful Art Sharon, I'm glad I found you! :D Patti
ReplyDeleteYou have done well and thank you to Mystelle for the challenge! I need a print of her for my collection.
ReplyDeleteI haven'
ReplyDeletet painted anything in a while..and i took up the CED challenge! Uhoh. Your dark skintone looks great!
She's georgeous!!
ReplyDeleteYou did good! Thanks for taking the challenge!
ReplyDeleteI really love your artwork! Keep up the GREAT work! I also just recently bought a pedometer. I couldnt get it to work right, though. Haha.
ReplyDelete-Josh
I think you nailed it....she looks fabulous....lush colors...love her!
ReplyDeleteSince I am a lover of black art, this is amazing. Penny is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteI think you had fun doing her, it is always fun to do something different.
Have a great weekend, Mary
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ReplyDeleteOh how pretty-love the tones
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Hi Sharon,
ReplyDeleteI have just joined your online class and loving it. I can't wait to paint a beautiful lady with this skin colour! Wonderful!!
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ReplyDeleteDitto on WOWZA! She's breathtaking! You've done it again!
ReplyDelete~magick~
Melissa
Oh she is lovely!!
ReplyDeleteI think you nailed it - well done!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! You must be working on another large project...hurry back.
ReplyDeleteSharon,
ReplyDeleteShe is lovely. Now that you have dark skin perhaps Asian skin is next.
Kate