I thought I could use another night scene in the series.
This light wood frame continues to inspire me to make things with a “Mac-ian” aesthetic. I painted over the disappointing mac tree. The sunburst motif is translated here into this sprawling butterfly wing effect. I was playing. I thought of how differently it would look without a black background. Kind of tye-dye look.
VV wallhanging find. I love these mini paintings. They are so cute and these bright ones are like cotton eye candy. I would love to have a bright pink studio and put these up with some flower pillows.
I wanted to incorporate some architecture like Magritte does… I couldn’t find a way to make this one more interesting. Found white wood panel with little kid’s sleigh scene on it. I like this better, but not by much.
This is a beautiful VV frame. I don’t know if I did it justice. Maybe the tree needs a bleeding heart. I don’t know how I would incorporate a leaves motif, but I think it is a beautiful aesthetic.
Value Village frame. I liked the Hot landscape in the night tree’s heart, I thought I would put the night flower into this. They kind of go together. I’m not entirely sure about the black lines in this one.
I loved this frame when I saw it at Value Village. It’s colors are pretty and fit in with my idea of pastel beauty, but I haven’t really explored the greens and thought it would be a good opportunity. I like the sunlight in this a lot. Dan questions the what I call “albino tree” that kind of acts like a spot light for the figure, but I like it.
I didn’t intentionally add the blue strokes to look like flowers, but I’ll be damned, they do and it’s pretty.
Another VV find. I really like how impressionistic the background turned out. Sometimes my desire to just put paint on the canvas with pure tube colors reallymakes something pop. And then I am inspired by the background to make the rest of it.
