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By Heather, on February 16th, 2010%
I finished my painting for Contextual Studies this evening. I have to say, it turned out a bit differently from what I expected before I started working on it. You see, I was working in Life Drawing class today, and we were working to music to see how it affects your style. . . . → Read More: Contextual Studies III Updated
By Heather, on October 31st, 2009%
I’m seriously under the weather still. I went to a Halloween party last night. Bad move. I was pretty miserable feeling for the whole night. I shouldn’t have gone, but I missed my friend Anne’s birthday party a few weeks ago because I was ill and I didn’t want to let her and . . . → Read More: Feeling rather poorly
By Heather, on October 29th, 2009%
Quick post tonight. I’m a bit under the weather so painting has been a bit of an effort and college was murder today, but it’s nearly the weekend, so I can have a proper lie down then. I just have to plough on through it. I’m only in for about an hour and a . . . → Read More: Working with bitumen
By Heather, on October 8th, 2009%
I worked on Painting To A Theme today, and I selected two more possible images for my final pieces, which I am currently working on, so I won’t be able to show them here tonight. I also carried out another colour study on my version of Toulouse-Lautrec’s Portrait of Helene Vary. I carried out this colour study because the first image I worked on had a blue figure with a dark background. As you will know, warm colours stand in the foreground, whilst cool colours recede into the background. So I thought that I should try inverting the image, bringing the browns into the foreground and pushing the blues into the background. Personally, I prefer the first image, even if it is “technically incorrect”.

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By Heather, on October 3rd, 2009%
I started working on my Coast project today, as I need to have 10 images handed in for next week. I’ve taken several images from my sketchbook that I need to develop. Out of those 10 images, I then must carefully choose four of these, and submit them for print. I must decide which type of print I would like for each image, whether it be monoprint, drypoint, etching, collograph, etc.
I tried working on an image I created right at the start of the project, which didn’t turn out well. So I thought I’d have another bash at it. It still hasn’t come out as I would have liked, but the result was at least interesting.

Continue reading Hope against hope?

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About Heather
I'm a student artist, and have just finished my first year at college. I work in all areas of art, specialising in abstract fine art, but I love experimentation and am willing to try new techniques and style. Follow me on my journey, as I progress through my studies.
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