Showing posts with label palette knife painter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label palette knife painter. Show all posts
Friday, July 31, 2015
Just My Feet Beach Painting
Just My Feet
Acrylic on Hardwood Panel Board
July 30, 2015 Carol Yap
Yesterday was one of those days where I got the run around trying to get a simple document. I was told that I would need to get additional documents even though I brought what I was told to bring. So one quick stop turned into many stops. Now the good news....it brought about this painting.
One way to unwind for me is to paint. Paint something calming, soothing and make the churning colors look like they were made for each other. Being energized can yield some creativity on the canvas as I unleash it rapidly with a palette knife and paint.
There is something calming about walking on the beach. The waves throw themselves at my feet and yet the ocean is so powerful. The sand crabs scurry along in bursts. They are some of the tiniest creatures that call the beach their home. Their safe haven.
Saturday, March 14, 2015
Nine O'clock Painting
Nine O'clock
Acrylic
Spring is starting to announce it's arrival. Today two Canada geese arrived. I believe one of the two is from some eggs we hatched out years back. Yes! The other day as I was taking a coffee break I loved how the light was on the table with my oranges so I had to paint it. It's finished and I have listed it with Saatchi Art Feel free to link over.
I read the best quote for us artists the other day on Instagram.
Pablo Picasso, "Painting is manual; it is physical. You find in the materials with your hands. You have a blank piece of canvas. The picture is already there. You scrape for it. It's like digging potatoes."
The Paris Review no. 32 Summer Fall 1964
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