Hello all! It’s been a while since I’ve posted due to some unavoidable changes in my routine which but as things are now calming down I’m back and posting again.
So let me begin by announcing that my Folksy store now sports these 2 lovely variations on my Burlesque necklace designs, this time in a silver tone. Please click on the images to visit my shop.
More paintings, finished works & jewellery coming soon!
Showing posts with label Burlesque. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Burlesque. Show all posts
Sunday, 25 March 2012
Saturday, 18 February 2012
Cherry Blossom - Work In Progress
Yesterdays upload glitch has magically resolved itself so I
can finally share with you my current work in progress (well, one of them
anyway) It was only a matter of time before a geisha made her way into one of
my burlesque paintings, this one started off as a speed doodle but has
developed so well that I intend to turn her into a finished piece.
Originally I had no plans to add the cherry blossoms, they
were a spur of the moment idea but now I love them so I will be re-drawing them
in a little cleaner before finishing the sash and fan.
Don’t forget that I will be at the vintage fair at The Vic
in Swindon tomorrow with fantastic artist
Jennie Anderson and our Burly Boo stall. Pop along and say hello if you’re in
the area.
Saturday, 21 January 2012
Pendants
I’ve now completed my first 2 pendants for the vintage fair next month. They were a bit fiddly but I think I’ve got the hang of it now. They are made with glass Cabochons and nickel free vintage style backs.
Thursday, 19 January 2012
Peacock – Finished
I’m calling this little lady finished.
Peacock is going to be another print that will be on sale at
my local vintage fair in February, details of which can be found here www.thevicswindon.com/get/events.
Tuesday, 17 January 2012
Monday, 16 January 2012
Peacock – WIP
I haven’t posted for a few days but I have been working hard
on my next burlesque painting for the vintage fair next month. I tried a
slightly different technique with this one, first creating the line drawing,
then roughing it in grey scale and finally applying colour. It’s made it a lot
easier to get the effect that I wanted.
I’m nearly happy with the body now and just need to spend
some time working on her face and hair. I also need to do something slightly more
exciting with the feathers in the background but I haven’t quite decided what
yet.
Tuesday, 3 January 2012
Everything Stops For Tea
A very Happy New Year to everyone! (I’m only running 3 days
late)
As you can see from the picture above I’ve been taking a
break from my airship WIP to work on something completely different. “Everything
Stops for Tea” is the first of several burlesque/vintage inspired painting that
I hope to complete by February in time for a vintage fair (More about that at a
latter date). As usual this was painted digitally.
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