Painting with Bob Burridge |
The first thing to go is small brushes. So I spent all day with only two large brushes, (even though I did briefly use a smaller brush that the gal next to me smuggled in. Shhh. Baby steps, okay?) We started out doing one painting per minute based on one word (and big brushes), then rapidly moved along until we finally had three beginning pieces. Here's mine:
I kept thinking I have never had this much fun not knowing what the heck I was doing. Today I have three different workshops until 8 pm so I've already had a talk with myself to please remember to eat and do other necessary things. Wish me luck!
You are so talented! You're inspiring me to challenge myself.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you are having a great time and stretching those creative wings of yours! I'm also using this week (that would have been cuh-razee if I were going to Houston) to draw and do some creating. It feels great!
That sounds fun!!
ReplyDeleteOh I love this...Good for you! Looks like so much fun Paula!
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Kay
Those paintings are to die for!!!! I see a future Christmas gift in the making - the flowers are spectacular. So glad to see you having so much fun!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone. This really has been a great experience.
ReplyDeleteGreat paintings! Looks like you had fun.
ReplyDeleteThose are awesome paintings Paula! You did a great job. I can't wait to see what fabric lines come out of this experience!
ReplyDeleteLove your paintings! My son who is BARELY 15 will be in Pasadena with our band for the Tournament of Roses Parade soon...I know he will learn a lot, too!
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