 Four hummingbirds I painted for fun and as samples and guides. Each is 8 by 8 inches, acrylics on paper. Besides the design, the hummingbird paint your own class will be very different than painting a sloth.
I enjoy helping new artists paint their own sloths. You all help me learn how to be a better painter and a better art teacher, too. With the hummingbird, you have more options of how to use the stencil. I’ll show you how to use the stencil and then you decide how to paint your hummingbird. It’s your painting, done with your colors and your way. I’m just a guide for your artistry. I’m excited to learn what you decide to do when you paint your hummingbird. This hummingbird was done with a combination of options. I did use the stencil, but I also did some freehand painting. You might want your hummingbird like one of my designs, or you can pick your own colors and design your own hummingbird. These are only ideas as… YOU can be the artist when I have the class. I've decided to bring my Sloth to Uvita at the end of September. The hummingbirds will be waiting in the wings, lol. In the meantime, if you're on my email list, you already know that I try to post news there, first. If you found this blog post on your own, welcome! For more information about classes and scheduling of them, please visit my other page Art Classes in Costa Rica 11 Advantages Of Sketchbook Practice Over A Painting Studio Practice:
I’ve been here before. It’s ok if I’m not painting. I’m in transition. As long as I can sketch, I’ll be ok. Besides, my Painting Studio Practice will thank me later as I’ll have so many ideas that I can hardly wait to be in there! Want to see more of my sketches? Head on over to Instagram and follow me @angelinemarieartist If you’d like to see how my sketchbooks influence my painting, Lisa Call shared photos of my sketchbooks and a little about how I data mine through them here: Artists and Their Sketchbooks by Lisa Cal  Andy and I just ordered our meals and I had a few minutes to draw the still life that was all ready for me at our table. The sugar packets in a tiny pot, the hand sanitizer, the napkins with their holder. I’m using a Kaweco fountain pen with sepia ink.  Before my watercolors melted, this is a sketch I did of different areas around us. I miss the colors, but I can’t pack them in my purse because they have melted. I already cleaned up the mess and stashed my kit away. |
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