Showing posts with label teal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teal. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
A Rainbow of Color
Labels:
#Butterfly,
#NunoFelt,
#shawl,
#WearableArt,
Bright colors,
Nuno Felt Shawl,
orange,
pink,
teal
Monday, January 12, 2015
Wednesday, January 7, 2015
Color Inspiration
Color Inspiration from Purple Flower Garden
Interestingly, the color palette I used in my last painting actually includes the #ColoroftheYear: Marsala!
Would love to see what you do with this color palette!
Labels:
#colorinspiration,
#ColoroftheYear,
#marsala,
Acrylic painting,
color palette,
purple,
teal
Monday, January 5, 2015
Wednesday, November 19, 2014
Mouse Pad
Artist's dilemma:
Excited when my paintings sell
But a bit sad too
It's sometimes hard to let them go
This one is going to a new home today... but I decided to hold on a bit longer
I'm printing up mouse pads and you can see them in my Etsy Shop
I'm printing up mouse pads and you can see them in my Etsy Shop
Labels:
Abstract,
art,
chartreuse,
Mouse Pad,
purple,
teal,
Vibrant color
Thursday, November 13, 2014
Vibrant Color
Though I love Black and White, I just can't stay away from Color!
Here is a digital art piece I created from an original photograph.
'Radiant Iris' is available in my Etsy shop as greeting cards and prints onto metal
I'm in the process of printing one in large format for thet Overlake Senior Care Center in Bellevue. Will let you know when it is hanging!
Labels:
Digital Art,
iris,
Print onto Metal,
purple,
Radiant Orchid,
teal
Wednesday, October 1, 2014
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
Wednesday, September 24, 2014
Cottage Chic
Labels:
abstract painting,
Cottage,
cottage chic,
green,
muted,
orange,
soft,
teal,
tree
Sunday, September 14, 2014
Saturday, September 13, 2014
Sunday, July 20, 2014
Monday, May 19, 2014
Nuno Felt Scarf - Rainbow Stones
This one was created in a number of steps starting with a pre-felt skin in colors flowing from teal to chartreuse to orange.
On Etsy
Labels:
Accessory,
chartreuse,
Nuno felt scarf,
orange,
Shawl,
teal,
women
Friday, May 16, 2014
Wednesday, May 7, 2014
Wednesday, February 12, 2014
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Add a Pop of Color!
Color Inspiration - Painted Poppy Pods
I painted this piece for a client who loves purple and teal in muted, earthy undertones. I used various values and saturation levels, but felt I needed something more to make the palette pop. By consulting my color wheel, I realized that just a hint of cool gold would help create more movement and interest, yet still work within her color palette.
Labels:
color inspiration,
color palette,
color wheel,
earthtone,
gold,
purple,
teal
Tuesday, November 12, 2013
Step-by-Step Color Evolution
Come take a peek at how the color evolved in this abstract painting!
I've been having fun with abstract art - admiring the way colors dance and play off of each other. And marveling in the freedom to paint over, to alter the look and feel with just small dabs of paint here and there.
I often get asked how I pull colors together and my usual answer is to simply play, then figure out what is and what isn't working! On this painting, I started with a complementary palette of red-orange and blue-green geometric swatches and thought I would share the last few steps I took to pull the colors together:
I liked the basic colors and design, but felt that the composition was spotty - the contrast between dark red-orange and light teal too great.
So I painted over some of the red with more teal, added some dark teal accents as well as some drips of rust to help pull the teal and red-orange together.
A bit of white here and there helped draw the eye in a circle around the painting.
I felt that the colors worked better with each other, however still too much emphasis on the dominant red-orange.
So I painted over more of the red, softened the white with a bit of rust and added drip lines of teal to better link the squares and make the geometric aspect a bit more obscure.
I've been having fun with abstract art - admiring the way colors dance and play off of each other. And marveling in the freedom to paint over, to alter the look and feel with just small dabs of paint here and there.
I often get asked how I pull colors together and my usual answer is to simply play, then figure out what is and what isn't working! On this painting, I started with a complementary palette of red-orange and blue-green geometric swatches and thought I would share the last few steps I took to pull the colors together:
I liked the basic colors and design, but felt that the composition was spotty - the contrast between dark red-orange and light teal too great.
So I painted over some of the red with more teal, added some dark teal accents as well as some drips of rust to help pull the teal and red-orange together.
A bit of white here and there helped draw the eye in a circle around the painting.
I felt that the colors worked better with each other, however still too much emphasis on the dominant red-orange.
So I painted over more of the red, softened the white with a bit of rust and added drip lines of teal to better link the squares and make the geometric aspect a bit more obscure.
'Copper Age'
Labels:
Abstract,
abstract painting,
color play,
demonstration,
paint,
rust,
teal
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