At the present time, I’m not doing any acrylic pourings. Last summer, however, I created a pouring during a “play-day” … More
Tag: Acrylic pouring
Trying Times
My art world right now sometimes seems a bit crazy. I’ve been bouncing around with ups and downs, feeling good … More
Word of the Day: Achromatic
Learning new things in art is always fun, and today I came across the term achromatic color scheme. Now, for … More
Splitting Things Up
I’ve had fun lately with colors and acyrlic pouring. You’ve seen a monochromatic pouring I completed recently, and you’ve looked … More
“L’amour Est Bleu”
My command of the French language is tenuous at best — there’s a reason behind it, but I won’t go … More
Anything Can Be Art
As I’ve journeyed along over the past few years, learning art, blogging about my experiences, and discovering new media and … More
A Bright Sun Shiny Day
It’s January. It’s cold. But sometimes the sun still shines — brightly. Actually, the sun is closer to the earth … More
The Colors of Christmas
Even though my husband must get out each day as an essential worker, we are taking as many precautions as … More
Illuminating and Ultimate Gray
Every year I look forward to the announcement of Pantone’s “Color of the Year”. This year — which has been … More
Pour It On
You’ll be seeing a lot of fluid art over the next few weeks, specifically acrylic pouring. To date, I have yet … More
Down and Dirty
Acrylic paints and I have never gotten along too well. We’ve managed to establish a polite, working relationship when it comes … More
Making a Mess
“Creativity means making a mess… and then cleaning it up.” I don’t know where or when I first heard those … More
How Do You Mend a Broken Heart?
Over the last week or so, I’ve joked quite a bit about breaking up with Aubrey Phillips — not the … More
Slip Sliding Away
I’ve mentioned acrylic pouring several times in the past. When I first saw colorful pourings on-line, I was excited and … More
I’m Going to Do It
Since I’m now playing my way through Your Year in Art by Chelsea Ward, I thought it might be interesting to … More