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New ACEOs

Monday, April 06, 2009

I know, they look familiar.




I did my initial sketches for Nami in ACEO size, because... why not? Then I'd have more ACEOs.

I actually have another (similar) one that isn't finished yet. Same concept, but orange and pink. :o)

Both are in my shop.

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More new ACEOs

Monday, October 20, 2008

I tried posting these two earlier, but the internet was malfunctioning on me:



Anyway, they've sold already (!!) but I wanted to show them to you. :o)

I think I'll be finishing up 2 Color Studies this evening or so.

Today was a good day.

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Okay, I knew this was going to happen.

Thursday, October 09, 2008

I just didn't expect it so soon.


Honestly, I just wanted to perfect some things from my last batch and play around more. Also, it gives me something to do while my other 11 paintings dry and I'm watching politics or science shows. :o)

I'm sure I'll finish them up and list them on Etsy soon enough. I found out it's a wonderful way to use my sketches. Well, granted, I just discovered this when I did that last one on the bottom there. But still. Color Studies can get too complicated sometimes, and really, I like to use Color Studies in a longer, more drawn out way, to experiment freely with lots of different ideas before calling them finished. This is like a rough draft to a Color Study.

hee.

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