Showing posts with label Portrait. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Portrait. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 21, 2021

Ginger.

“While the rest of the species is descended from apes, redheads are descended from cats.” ― Mark Twain

Art Journal Pad by Jodie Lee from Prima Marketing. Click link for examples.

Art Journal Pad by Jodie Lee from Prima Marketing. Click link for examples.



Other supplies:
Gesso, Water, acrylic paint, paintbrushes, waterproof pencil, tracing paper, eraser, etc.
I recently bought Crafters Square Acrylic Paint in 3 oz (90 ml) tubes from Dollar Tree and find they work very well. 

   
 Hint: I use the circles Geometric Drawings Templates Stencils to draw the eyes.

My Inspiration:
❤️ Step by step process of a Journal Page for #LovefallArt2019 by elenisartstuff

Source for sketch:
Sketch #18 by elenisartstuff

TOKELOSHE ©

Friday, March 12, 2021

Rainbow Hair.



"Somewhere over the rainbow Way up high,

There's a land that I heard of Once in a lullaby. "The Wizard of Oz

 
 
Supplies: Tracing Paper, Watercolor Paper, Watercolor paint, Paintbrushes, waterproof pencil, eraser, white marker, etc. 

Tuesday, January 12, 2021

Love is like a Butterfly.

"Love is like a butterflyAs soft and gentle as a sighThe multicolored moods of love are like its satin wingsLove makes your heart feel strange insideIt flutters like soft wings in flightLove is like a butterfly, a rare and gentle thing." - Dolly Parton

Supplies: Strathmore Watercolor paper Coldpress 9" x 12", Selectum tracing paper 9" x 12", Artist Loft Watercolor paints-Necessities, water, paintbrushes, waterproof pencil, palette, acrylic paint, etc. 

Inspiration: Toni Burt's Butterfly girls. 


Friday, December 18, 2020

Watercolor Girl.

"What I love about watercolor is that a lot of happy accidents occur." -Jane Seymour

My inspiration: Mixed Media ~ Art Journal Page Swap w/LucyOodleDoo ~ KissMyCreative

Sketch: Zentangle Girl with doodled hair.

 
  
Supplies: Strathmore watercolor paper (9" x 12"), watercolor pencils, waterproof pencils, pencil, eraser, marker, water mister, mists, ink-pad, Selectum tracing paper, etc. 

Tokeloshe ©

Sunday, April 26, 2020

50's Self Portrait.


"Named after their resemblance to the shape of a cat's eye, cat eye glasses are probably the most popular style of vintage eyeglasses. Though cat eye glasses were around since the 1950's, they reached their peak popularity when Audrey Hepburn wore a pair in the 1961 film Breakfast at Tiffany's. They then spiraled out of control, keeping fashion designers busy trying to figure out who could create the most creative designs, often adding rhinestones and other jewels. Cat eye glasses became the fashion accessory of the next decade. " - Vintage optical shop.


I glued the same bling to my sketch as I glued to my glasses.


50's Photo-shoot with D.I.Y. Cat's Eye Glasses.


D.Y.I. Cat's Eye Glasses. I removed the plastic lenses of the sunglasses.
I cleaned the plastic with Rubbing alcohol and added some bling.



I changed my photo into a sketch using Nexmuse, a free online program.

I then traced it onto watercolor paper.

Inspiration:


Karen has some great free tutorials and sketches on YouTube and her website.

Supplies: Watercolor paper, black marker, tracing paper, black watercolor pencil, pencils, eraser, baby oil, cotton buds, adhesive, beaded ribbon (Bling), white marker, etc. I added the same bling to my sketch as I used for the glasses.

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