These new acrylics are just amazing! They remain open for a longer time than regular acrylcs and can be kept workable by re wetting of dried paints. Joan Polzin, who has painted portraits with these paints in the past showed us the products and demonstrated how to use them. After her demonstration we all tried our hands on the product and loved it!
So here are two pictures showing the progress during the workshop of my little painting, even though is not yet finished. But I thought you might wanted to see what I did that day with these new interactive acrylics:
I know what you're thinking! Everyone working on portraits and I made a frog...well, this is my portrait of a frog!!! I hope you enjoy it!
The pictures of my painting were taken by Joan Polzin
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I donated this painting to be sold for $100.00 to raise money to help my friends and artists, Pam and Dave Lussier. Pam has a very difficult form of cancer and is currently going through chemotherapy to get herself healthy enough to receive a kidney transplant and their insurance does not cover all the expenses...
Here is the information about this fundraiser:
In consideration of the slow economy, these original paintings will be sold for shockingly low prices:
Unframed Paintings $50
Framed Paintings $100
Photos, Prints and Jewelry too
at the Vanilla Bean for one week, and on line through the holidays. Early Bird and Post-Vanilla Bean purchases are welcome.
The Vanilla Bean
450 Deerfield Rd.,
Pomfret, CT 06258,
Tel.: 860-928-1562.
website: http://www.thevanillabeancafe.com/
NOTE: David Lussier and Pamela Simpson Lussier of
Collect some fine art and do a good deed!
Just in case you are interested!!
It sounds like a great workshop. I find a lot of inspiration learning a new technique or using a new art material. Your painting was very vibrant, thanks for sharing.
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Yes, that's how I feel. It's always great when you get the chance to try new materials or new techniques. It expands your creative possibilities, and I love to be able to express my self through art in all different ways.
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Corina