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| artbysue |
Posted - Dec 10 2008 : 6:26:31 PM
If any of you are interested....I've been posting new work on my blog as 'work in progress' pics. People often enjoy watching the paintings take shape so I thought I would tell you about it since almost all of my stuff is animal related. :)
Take care!
equine and animal artist, Amish art, www.suesteiner.com www.amish-art.com
www.amulti-coloredlife.blogspot.com
http://www.cafepress.com/suesteiner |
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| artbysue |
Posted - Dec 11 2008 : 10:45:48 AM
I hope you keep painting. :) Dabbling is okay too. You don't have to take art 'seriously' to be an artist but you probably know that. I do my best work when I play so I try to not take it serious. :)
What you see at this point is the underpainting. I do like color. It will end up being somewhat toned down after I get a few more layers on.
I put a black lab and draft horse team 'work in prgress' up today. Too bad the wet paint creates a glare-- check back so you can see final pics with dry paint when all the richness shows up!
thanks for stopping by.
equine and animal artist, Amish art, www.suesteiner.com www.amish-art.com
www.amulti-coloredlife.blogspot.com
http://www.cafepress.com/suesteiner |
| chandasue |
Posted - Dec 11 2008 : 05:54:02 AM
Fun use of color. Keep up the great work! I've dabbled in wildlife painting myself, I have good intentions to take myself more seriously but lack the nerve... |
