Showing posts with label twig. Show all posts
Showing posts with label twig. Show all posts

Saturday, July 28, 2018

Did Somebody Say Collage?

The prompt for today's daily watercolor challenge from #fireflywatercolorchallenge is "paper collage." Say no more! I have a few drawers full of exotic papers and panels on which I've already collaged with "rice paper" and painted with abstract watercolor washes. (At one time, I was the president of the National Collage Society.)
A few of my watercolor and Asian paper collage panels from the studio hoard.
Serendipity! The daily prompt from Doodlewash for #worldwatercolormonth is "nature hike". I am still reminiscing about my recent Watercolor Nature Journal Workshop last month. I tore out a few pages of my little sketches from our nature hike on Saturday and collaged them into a mountain scene. I scored and two for one this time!
Nature Hike. A collage of memories and sketches.


Wednesday, February 10, 2016

Live Ink and Wash Demo on Periscope Tomorrow

Let's have some fun with a twig and ink! I will broadcast a quick watercolor demo tomorrow, Thursday at around 4:30 pm. Wondering how to watch?
  1. Download the Periscope App on your tablet or smart phone
  2. Find me here on Periscope and follow me. (I think you can watch on your laptop or computer, too)
  3. When it says live, tap-tap-tap the screen to send hearts. Or say hello in the comment bar.
  4. If you miss it live, you have 24 hours to watch the replay. You can still tap to send hearts but you won't be able to comment. After 24 hours the broadcast will disappear. 
Periscope.tv/michelecoopart

Sunday, October 4, 2015

Virtual Paintout, Flower Market in Manila

Dangwa Flower Market on Dimasalang Rd, Manila, Phillipines- Google Street View here
I drew with my twig, Chinese ink and watercolor pencils in the Perfect Sketchbook.
It's fun to compare this one with a previous effort in Bangladesh, virtually of course. Here I used India Ink, twig, watercolor and white Signo pen.
Bill Guffey hosts The Virtual Paintout online, where you can visit a different location each month through Google Peg Man, walking the streets (virtually) and sketching. Then you upload your image and URL to share it with the other virtual painters around the world.
Update 10/5/15 My photo is now published on the Virtual Paintout website!