Showing posts with label TwitterArtExhibit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label TwitterArtExhibit. Show all posts

Sunday, 9 December 2012

#twitterartexhibit Moon Goddess

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Finally against all odds I've finished my postcard sized painting for the Twitter Art Exhibit in LA next month. Just hope she doesn't get lost in the Christmas post.

Masking fluid, watercolours, inktense pencils and iridescent watercolours on 350gsm watercolour paper, 6"x 4" (A6)

Surf on over to
http://twitterartexhibit.org to see what postcards have arrived so far.

Sunday, 4 March 2012

Second Twitter Art Exhibit 2012

Here's my contribution for the second Twitter Art Exhibit in Moss, Norway.

David Sandum is organising it again and this time it's to raise money for a local shelter for Battered women and children. For further information see his blog entry here;
http://davidsandumart.posterous.com/call-for-artists-2nd-twitter-art-exhibit-...

Doodle drawn with a black sharpie, first layer is Caran D'Ache water soluble pencils, (I need a pencil grip because my hands find it hard to grip and I can only use them for short period of times.)
Second layer is iridescent water colour paint.
The outline is 3D glossy paint.

Saturday, 6 November 2010

Postcard for #TwitterArtExhibit

@DarkSpanArtist is very efficient (and kind) at leaving comments on my Flickr photos.

I on the other hand tend to be lagging behind with most things...earlier in the week I was browsing through her lovely Flickr stream and found this I'd some how managed to miss reading any tweets about it.

@DavidSandumArt is organising a (the first) Twitter Exhibition in Moss, Norway. The post about it is here. Please read it :) all of the funds raised will be used to buy children's books for the library in Moss, where the exhibition will take place next month.

So, I have actually managed to create a postcard to send. Using the 3D paint was agonising, but I think I'm pleased with the result...here's what I did-

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Watch on posterous

I will wait until Monday to post it, so that the paint is full dry.