Thursday, January 19, 2012

Deer Girl 2 Sketch To Painted

Another weeks flies by! I found myself doing a little sketching, taking the sketches and adding colored pencils mocking up my colors then painting. This week I went to my tried and true, acrylics. I like using watercolor pencil but decided watercolors themselves aren't for me. I have not found the happy place with them.

The initial sketch had no color pencil :
I color penciled to see how I wanted to paint her.



Here is my deer hunter /deer girl painted with acrylics and some color pencil work, but not much.  Here she is painted with acrylics and no background





 Here is a close up of her. I am still experimenting with my imaginary friends. I didn't get to paint over last weeks girl yet, but I am going to.


I kind of like her without a background, but I played around with this background almost like if someone walked up with a flashlight in the dark and saw he.

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Here is a collage of the images that you can click and see the details larger. I hope to get more painting in next week. Hindered by my first migraine of the year. I am hoping they don't come to visit too often and I would be happy to never see them again. Maybe my girl can hunt them down with her bow and arrow. lol The Mr. got me some medicine and it helped. I am planning on playing along with Paint Party Friday. Do join in if you paint! Visit either way to see others. I hope to get some journaling done next week, but if nothing else I have another sketch to paint. Have a wonderful weekend.




18 comments:

  1. Very cool! I'm new at the Paint Party and just followed your blog... would love it if you'd follow me too!
    Happy Painting!
    www.fussitup.blogspot.com

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  2. Very original, I love her cool little horns! :))

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  3. I think your girl is too cool. She is very strong and knows what she wants. I loved watching how you started out with the pencil and continued with acrylics. I use lots of watercolor pencils but have not worked with acrylics. I need to try. Thank you so much for sharing your process. It definitely helps someone like me.

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  4. Hi Theresa, I'm glad to know you and discover your blog
    FLO
    http://lartenciel.blogspot.com/

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  5. Love your girl and her horns. You've done a great job with her and thanks for the step process. That is always welcome. Happy PPF!

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  6. Wonderful! Absolutely love it! ~~ namaste, carol, (Share the Creative Journey) Happy PPF ^_^

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  7. Beautiful acrylics painting. While the one with the background is intriguing, I think I like it best with the deer huntress standing alone
    Faye

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  8. nice work on the deer girl this week!

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  9. Lovely! I like how you're still playing around with it. And I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the idea of her hunting down your migraine for you. They are the worst, aren't they? Hope you don't have too many this year.

    Happy PPF!

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  10. Love those deep blues in the background! Happy WOYWW #23 ~Robin Panzer Art Studio 33

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  11. It's fun seeing the progression of your painting. Great work! Happy PPF! Helen @ Natures Walk Studio.

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  12. oo good progress on deer girl...so sorry you have a headache though...they are stupid..happy PPF

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  13. she is very cool....you have a wonderful weekend too...xxx

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  14. The acrylic paint really does enhance your image!
    Love seeing the before and after pics! :)
    ♥♥♥
    Happy PPF!!
    Mary
    Mixed-Media Map Art

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  15. Enjoyed seeing your step by step process.
    Migraines GO AWAY!
    Happy PPF!
    Sheri Cook/HappyHorseStudio

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  16. Thanks for showing your process. Wonderful outcome!

    :)

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  17. Great WIP Theresa! How intriguing to use watercolour pencils and THEN acrylics.

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  18. Very cool painting! I hope you get some painting time this week and NO migraines.

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