Friday, January 15, 2021

Paint Party Friday - Cubism


 Welcome to Paint Party Friday! This Cubism inspired piece on coloured cardstock (8 1/2" x 11") is based on an antique bronze water vessel.  It looks at the vessel from different angles.  I incorporated stippling, cross-hatching and shading techniques using a Pentel colour brush.  It needs to be more abstract, but it was fun learning more about cubism last month.

29 comments:

Aleksandra Krajewska said...

So good posty. Have a nice day

Saruski said...

So curious. Great art!

Crafting Queen said...

Great study, love the composition. Anesha x

Valerie-Jael said...

Wonderful piece, hugs, Valerie

ellie said...

Awesome work!

Caitlin'nMegan said...

Love this piece!

Martha said...

Nice work!

WendyK said...

Lovely detailed piece.

by EAGHL said...

Unique art design on colored card stock. Very nice.

gigi-hawaii said...

Kind of dark but good job!

Present by M said...

This look very beautiful. I like it.

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Gillena Cox said...

Very interesting Christine. Happy PPF

Much🦅love

carol l mck said...

Lovely art work ~ love the detail

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Suz said...

That is really interesting. Your artwork is so varied and enjoyable.

Linda Kunsman said...

fun pattern play!

Rain said...

Great piece Christine. I love the cross-hatching! :)

Jenn Jilks said...

I MUST get out my paints!!!!

https://linsartyblobs.blogspot.com said...

Very good

Evi Erlinda said...

Looks great!

Elkes Lebensglück said...

fantastic drawing !!

Gloria Baker said...

This looks amazing Christine!

J.P. Alexander said...

Muy linda eres muy habil, te mando un beso y buen fin de semana

DVArtist said...

Wow this is excellent!

ashok said...

I love cubist art !

Anonymous said...

So cool!

BLOGitse said...

Well done!

Ananka said...

That looks good :-D

Lowcarb team member said...

It's very good :)

All the best Jan

artbyjune said...

Its a lovely art work. And its good to study art history.