 | This one is a bit like Tiffany glass. |
 | Oh yeah, Kandinsky rocks...I like that you look at the masters and also work on your own stuff.... |
| Nice and subjective....coool..... |
 | I kinda like this one... Is this a result of the overlapping of colorshades, or just different colors for each closed section? |
 | Thanks for sharing.
Yes I will definitely post my future pieces, thats if I get time. |
| Actually speaking of that, I had always wanted to make my own plate, bowl or vase. Theres actually somewhere near my place where you can make your own and paint and they provide everything. Will definitely do it one of these days.
Ah yes, Im also quite excited about an article about me coming out soon with the Macquarie community college's next semester's brochure. The college is where I took my abstract painting course. Will post it here when I get sent a copy hehe |
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| Yeah, they have places our here called Color Me Mine where they do just what you said. You paint stuff they have & they fire it and give it back...some very nice things....they have many Color Me Mines out here...but I would think you could actually throw the clay on a pottery wheel & make your own....hmmmm?
& yes, please share the article....are they featuring you and your paintings? |
| Hey actually I was talking abt Colour Me Mine which is near where I live http://www.colourmemine.com.au/Didnt know they have it in US too Will try and scan the article and put it up here I got it in the post yesterday on my birthday, nice bday gift I suppose hahahah They put up one of my worst paintings and me holding it! oh no! I thought they were gonna put up the pic with me and my teacher Yaeli I think you can see the pics I mentioned in my earlier posts either 1st or 2nd painting class pics |
 | Nice hobby... Glad you enjoyed yrself and learnt plenty!! :) |
|   Yeah I have added a pic of her paintings hung up in her living room in the other album " Painting at Michelle's" hehe looks cool doesnt it?
Ah those beads werent the beads I used to make jewellery.
The lampwork beads course I did was me learning how to make beads as in using glass and fire and melting it onto spandrels hehehehe yes its a pity the parcel of my 1st beads made never reached me :( But I will sort out the pics I took during the class when I get time.
I have posted the ceramics I did from colourmemine if you remember.
I will post my handmade japanese cards when I get time. I even sold one to my colleague cos he liked it so much. He sent it to his mum for mother's day hehehe Sold for A$5 hehehe maybe I should start a biz selling the handmade cards. I will post them when I get time. See if you like any of my designs hehee
Painting wise my favourite medium is acrylic just purely the ease of use. Colours wise oil is the most true and vibrant but difficult to wash off my hands and not easy to mix and get the right colour u want. I have not tried water colour since I was in high school hahaha maybe I should get into it again and see if I like it.
I love craft stuff but Im not into knitting funny that. But I do like making jewellery, cards, craft stuff etc  Yeah, both you and Michelle are very good....so you lost some of your beads...yes, that's a pity...Did they not turn out in the kiln?
& yes, I do remember the Color Me Mine ceramics...it's been a while....apparently, you've not gone back & made more...They have those out here but I have yet to get out there and make something...in the next few months for sure & I'll definitely post pictures.
& yes, it sounds like oils are the most difficult to work with but also the most vibrant....watercolors are very deceiving because when you first get them, they don't look like much, BUT I've seen some of the most realistic representational paintings done w/ watercolors...I swear, they look like photos....maybe take a class specifically on using them because I think you'll be surprised....
So you don't knit? With all the other things you do, I don't think it really matters...unless you're really cold & need a sweater.. ;-) |
| Yeah, both you and Michelle are very good....so you lost some of your beads...yes, that's a pity...Did they not turn out in the kiln?
& yes, I do remember the Color Me Mine ceramics...it's been a while....apparently, you've not gone back & made more...They have those out here but I have yet to get out there and make something...in the next few months for sure & I'll definitely post pictures.
& yes, it sounds like oils are the most difficult to work with but also the most vibrant....watercolors are very deceiving because when you first get them, they don't look like much, BUT I've seen some of the most realistic representational paintings done w/ watercolors...I swear, they look like photos....maybe take a class specifically on using them because I think you'll be surprised....
So you don't knit? With all the other things you do, I don't think it really matters...unless you're really cold & need a sweater.. ;-) The beads did come out of the kiln. It got lost when being delivered to me. Apparently someone in my building signed for it and it wasnt me. They tried contacting the post office and theres nothing they can do about it. Shame, I had a few nice big beads which I was intending to make into a pendant with necklace. Well I just have to do another course.
Yes I might try out watercolour painting but that will be after my trip.
I will be away for 3 weeks.
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