Showing posts with label Michael's art challenge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Michael's art challenge. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 7, 2016

Creative Tuesdays - Children

Michael's Stores (the Arts and Crafts retailer) is running an art challenge in the US and Canada if anyone's interested!



Welcome to Creative Tuesdays!  Michael's current theme is 'Children'.  This piece is called 'Horse Love', done in my (9" x 12") sketchbook in watercolour crayon and pencil.  It's based on a recent photograph of my niece and seemed to fit well with our CT theme.  I had done a portrait here of her and my brother when she was a baby. 

Sunday, May 29, 2016

Sunday Sketches - Springtime Tulips

Michael's Stores (the Arts and Crafts retailer) is running an art challenge (May 31 - Jun 19) in the US and Canada if anyone's interested! The prizes are fabulous.


It's time for Alexandra's Sunday Sketches! I did some springtime tulips on a greeting card for you today. It's done in watercolour pencil and crayon (4 1/4" x 5 1/2").

Friday, May 27, 2016

Paint Party Friday - Elephant Love

Michael's Stores (the Arts and Crafts retailer) is running an art challenge in the US and Canada if anyone's interested!


Welcome to Eva and Kristin's Paint Party Friday!  I am calling this piece 'Elephant Love', done in my art journal (8 1/2" x 11")  in watercolour crayon.  It was inspired by a photo I saw in the newspaper.

Tuesday, May 24, 2016

Creative Tuesdays - Stars

Michael's Stores (the Arts and Crafts retailer) is running an art challenge with fabulous prizes, if you live in the US or Canada.




Welcome to Michael's Creative Tuesdays.  The current theme is 'Stars'.  My mixed media piece represents the hopes and dreams we all have, spilling from the hand.  May they all come true for each of us!  Don't forget to add hard work, strength and determination to the mix and above all, believe!

Daughter L helped me glue gun the little (gold and silver) stars over my journal page (8 1/2" x 11").  The hand is done in watercolour pencil, outlined with a waterproof marker.  I ended up showing a couple of photos as they look better than the scanned version.