It won't be long before we ease into the winter and Christmas wreaths, so I wanted to paint a wreath in colors that could be for the fall or early winter. I used oil pastels on Strathmore's toned gray paper (Please don't stop making this, Strathmore!). I also created a pattern design that includes this wreath. I love the colors! SHORT VIDEO HERE! ... View the Post
Oil Pastel Flowers on Vintage-Look Cotton Paper
This paper is lovely to use. I painted these flowers with a watercolor underpainting and oil pastels . You can use the link below to purchase it. It would be lovely in a ornate frame! This Autumn has been beautiful and the colors of Creation have been inspiring! PURCHASE ORIGINAL PAINTING HERE ... View the Post
Video & Watercolor Cabin in Autumn Woods for Inktober
I painted this cabin in the woods in my small watercolor art journal. I intended it to be a winter scene, but the colors on the trees this October have been amazing! Therefore, it switched to being an fall art piece. Be sure to use pens that won't smudge with wet media! It's a rather rough sketch, but it was fun to try a house from a different angle. ... View the Post
Oil Pastel Flowers in a Vintage Tin
I was inspired by a lovely vintage tin serving as a vase in an older Daphne's Diary magazine. I used oil pastels with the tiniest touches in colored pencils. I love the contrast on Strathmore's toned tan paper. I love old tins and glass bottles. The tin in the magazine was lovely. (SHORT VIDEO HERE!) ... View the Post
Watercolor Art Journal Florals
Beautiful, autumnal colors are my favorite! I painted this art journal piece in mostly watercolors with some colored pencil and touches of Posca pen details. I even added some shimmery gold. With world events being intense, I'm glad for the calm, peaceful, quiet beauty of the fall trees and cool, crisp air. I'm glad the Lord made flowers! ... View the Post
Oil Pastel House with Flowers
I was inspired by those houses in Europe that tend to have vines and flowers growing all over them. I used mostly oil pastels, as they lend themselves well to the impressionism style of art. I used Strathmore's toned tan paper, which is always a joy to use. (SHORT VIDEO HERE!) ... View the Post
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