Lorette
It's day 2 in Creative Jumpstart, the the online workshop I'm taking. Here's my project.
The lesson by Julie Fei-Fan Balzer was to work with watercolor sticks, trying them dry on dry, dry on wet and wet on dry. In this assignment we chose a painting and copied it using the water color sticks. I chose the painting by Henri Matisse called Lorette with a Turban and a Yellow Jacket (d'ya think?).
One of the things I really love about Matisse's work is his use of pattern in the fabric and wall paper. The painting of Lorette did not have any such patterns however, so I decided to add my own. I made the background wall paper using one of my foam stamps and Distress ink. I like how the stamped image brought out the texture of the cold-press paper.
Thanks, Julie Fei-Fan Balzer, that was fun.
From: The National Gallery of Art |
One of the things I really love about Matisse's work is his use of pattern in the fabric and wall paper. The painting of Lorette did not have any such patterns however, so I decided to add my own. I made the background wall paper using one of my foam stamps and Distress ink. I like how the stamped image brought out the texture of the cold-press paper.
Love the added background - wonderful!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous work.
ReplyDeleteOh yes. The pattern on the background is beautiful. Love your art!
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