

They are in the shop. I could have worked on them for weeks and weeks, with all their little critters and flowers and stuff. Everything always needs more highlights and lowlights and splatter. If I didn't stop myself I would ruin everything by overworking it until it was a mess.
I think they turned out cute. I have plans to make them into an object a little later on today...
But first I have to ride the streetcar (I heart the streetcars so much in the summer.) and buy fancy envelopes and art supplies. My silkscreen experiment failed miserably. I had bought a new big screen, but then my photo emulsion refused to harden after being exposed. Grrr. So I need to redo the whole thing again. I would LOVE to just pay someone to burn my screen for me, but I am cheap.
Ok, ok, enough procrastinating, its 1:44 in the afternoon and I am still wearing pyjamas...
they turned out beautiful! i love how much detail you put into your paintings. knowing when to stop is tricky as one could really work on a painting forever.
ReplyDeletesorry to hear about your silkscreening disaster. hope the next time works for you :)
They look absolutely wonderful! I can't wait to see what my finished painting looks like. :) I'm going to put it up in my shop!!!
ReplyDeleteThey're gorgeous! Great work, Tara!!!
ReplyDeleteI -LOVE- these paintings! Your attention to detail is admirable... I don't know if I've ever had that much patience with painting.
ReplyDeleteThey turned out great!!!!
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