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Terraskin experiment

I purchased this product a while ago to do some stencils and when I got it home I found some cool tutorials on you tube and played around with inks on it with my brayer. I loved the way the inks spread around on this terraskin. The results were pretty cool and I played around with it for a couple of hours and got completely lost in it. I didn't want to use this one as a stencil because I thought I could do something with the piece I had worked on but I just never got around to doing anything. So while on vacation/spring cleaning the cottage I slipped some of this terraskin in with my art supplies and used a new sheet to make a stencil of a tree. This terraskin is beautiful to cut and it was like butter. This is the very first time that I didn't worry about being to aggressive with my edge cutting. The product is very durable. Here are 2 different examples of different paintings. This is the piece of Terraskin that I played around with an up close section of it where I...

Progress on the new mini paintings

I have been working on a lot of the mini's lately because they are easy to transport. We spent a week at our cottage with the 2 dogs. Boy are the black flies bad this year. Here is some of the progress on the mini's Hubby braving the bugs while staining the deck a new mini with gloss medium gel 

Mini cow painting finished

still working on the big one. One may say I have been a little distracted lately

Some more experimenting with the Sabotaz 80 paints - Some new paintings

this time outside which was perfect. They are a little rough to work with the paint markers so I had to seal them with a coat of varnish before working with them. But they have nice coverage and they don't clog as much as the Liquitex spray paints but I think that is because Liquitex one's are water based.

Some new cow paintings in progress

Painting on silk scarves part 2

after reviewing some of the products available to paint on the silk scarves from Marie Genevieve Samson of   StrasseSilk, I think I may have found the product that will be perfect for the silk without it being to costly. It is the pebeo line of touch textile which is acid free. So all I need to get now is a frame or hoop to work on the scarves and the touch textiles. I will start with a lighter colour as I have a dark green and a very pale blue scarf.