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LAST LOGIN: 02/13/2008 07:30:28
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country, celtic, folk, accoustic guitar, oldies, cajun, soft rock

anything by Dan Brown, Grisham, I like stuff with a good deep plot and well developed characters.

The Bucket List, Last of the Mohicans, Braveheart, Crash, Click


03/29/2008 14:54:30





I'm a self taught artist with a full time job in an Equine Veterinary Clinic. My last of 3 children left home last year- and I finally feel like it's my time to seriously pursue the development and sale of my art, and stop giving it away. I'm a marketing moron. Joining Scuttlebutt has been such a huge resource of inspiring creative people- many of whom are eager to share their ideas, techniques, and advice- all of which I wholeheartedly seek out and absorb like a sponge. I love having people respond to my posted pieces, and my hand is on fire for wanting to get the next idea on paper. As some of you have figured out- I'm nuts about trees. I'm intrigued with finding human features in branches, bark, and old stumps. I'm crazy about detail. The finest tip black ink pens were my friends for 20 years- and I'm trying to learn how to use color. I love seeing works that explode and are bold with it, that flow, and have light. Always I think "How did you do that!" A Scuttlebutt member suggested I buy the biggest filbert I could get and try painting something big. That hasn't happened yet, but there are more colors appearing all the time. I welcome any and all comments and advice- and I say thank you to everyone who has encouraged me to grow as an artist. You inspire me more than you know.

Trees! Bare feet and worn out jeans, my family, creative people,art supply catalogs, beaches, big skies, hiking, homemade bread, snowstorms, the sun, the moon, any mountain, anywhere. LIFE.

smoking, negative people, wasps, abuse of the environment, burnt toast

art, making art, looking at art, hiking, gardening, working out, travelling, everything outdoors


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From: gbellucci
05/16/2008 09:50:51

Bellissimi quadri, Un saluto da Roma


Giuaeppe Bellucci



05/16/2008 09:27:45

Hi Sue, Thanks for the great comments on my new cloudscapes. You asked if I would tell you what colors I use. Whether I paint plein air or in the studio my palette is mostly the same. I believe using a limited palette helps to make you a better  color mixer with the benefit of achieving color harmony easier. My palette is comprised of Titanium White (for plein air), Flake White (studio), Windsor Yellow, Cadmium Red Medium, Ultramarine Blue, Permanent Rose, Phthalo Blue and Black. Black is only there if I just need a black. Even in those circumstances, I mix it to be either warm or cool. The Phthalo Blue and Permanent Rose are basically there to give me a magenta and cyan which to me, are the missing two primaries in the standard red, yellow, blue color wheel.

Warm Regards, Dave 



From: nancysart
05/15/2008 20:58:42
Thanks for your nice comments on my seashell painting!  Your trees are really fun and fanciful.  Happy Painting!


From: josieweber
05/15/2008 12:10:23
Thanks for your positive comments - I appreciate the support.  Your gallery is excellent!  And self taught?  Wow...


05/14/2008 15:59:23
Hi Sue - my new work in the gallery is a watercolor painting with ink stamps! I went to AC Moore and bought some funky ink colors and some fern stamps so technically, its a mixed media painting, not a pure watercolor, and its all about the color. I have used ink stamps in the past to create patterns in some of my geisha's robes and I dont know that I would submit a work with ink stamps to a juried watercolor show, but to me, its important to have fun while creating art and I say, there are no rules when creating art!)


From: brendayork
05/14/2008 08:49:40
BTW, your trees are awesome!--Brenda


From: brendayork
05/14/2008 08:48:39
Thanks for stopping by my gallery again! You're right...I haven't posted much lately. I had a big show a couple of weeks ago that took up all of my time/energy. But I'm back in the saddle now and hope to be posting more often. Thanks again!--Brenda


From: koistudios
05/14/2008 08:45:46
Beautiful work! Thanks for stopping by! =)


From: mobius49
05/13/2008 01:30:18

I like the new work, Sue.

Matt 



From: artfitz
05/12/2008 16:25:35

i smiled at all the new trees...too fun.


happy creating


artfitz


 





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