Today's lesson at the Art Club was "color matching". That's when we take little squares of random colors from magazines and tape them to a piece of canvas, then 'match' the color - it always has to be mixed, and even the most veteran painter can have a bit of a struggle. After everyone successfully matched their colors up we painted - from life, or a photograph, if they preferred ... but we made sure to 'match' the color correctly. Our room was filled with silver pitchers of roses and hydrangeas from a recent wedding. I grabbed this lovely bouquet - then instantly regretted it because I hardly ever paint flower bouquets.... but is really enjoyed it and just was fearless about all those petals and colors!
Sunday was the Hingham Arts Walk - it was a blast being with my art buddies from the South Shore, and seeing 'blast from the past' friends who stopped by! One lovely woman insisted I looked ten years younger than the last time she saw me - and that alone was worth the whole day! Thank you Page Railsback for hosting and doing all that work for the Arts Walk, you rock!
I love, love, love this painting.
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous! I think you handled that silver pitcher with reflections just phenomenally!
ReplyDeleteNice painting Kelley. I love the exercise you did in class. Thanks for the plug too! xo
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! As soon as I saw this I realized what a great painter of flowers you are!! Lovely subject and great class project! Congrats.xoxo
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous painting this is. Wow, it is a knock out Kelley.
ReplyDeleteWhat a gorgeous painting this is. Wow, what a knock out Kelley.
ReplyDeleteKelly, so beautifully done! I'm impressed
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful, especially love the pitcher reflections. Color harmony working so well!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful roses, Kelley! Wish I were in that class! Sounds like so much fun! Next time...
ReplyDeleteWow, this is beautiful and peaceful!
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