This is the third month of creating a set of ACEOs. This month I worked with a limited palette and a pastel pink undertone to make a collection of mini landscape paintings. I am starting to find a creative flow where I first premeasure the ACEOs on watercolour paper, then tape it down and paintContinue reading “June ACEO drop”
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May ACEO Drop: Lemon Lime and Bitters
Daydreaming of hot summer days and ice-cold Lemon lime and bittersACEOs can be found here
April 26: ACEO drop
A few months ago I first heard about ACEO. Trading card art pieces that seem to selling like hot cakes recently on Ebay. I loved the novelty of small pieces and made a small patch playing with a experimental idea I had. A fusion of gesso and gouache on paper. Layering bright pastel colours overContinue reading “April 26: ACEO drop”
Damsel and the Stars
Appearing in the twilight mist, after a great summer storm.
28 Days of Peachtober: My Colorful Art Journey
Yay- I manage to finish 28 of 31 days of Peachtober this, and honestly I had a blast. While in the Inktober I played with values, with Peachtober I played with colour <3! I love these, and want recreate some of these in the future
My Month of Inktober: 28 Days of Ink Art Creations
It’s the last day of November it has been a month since Inktober. I managed to finish 28 of the 31 prompts for this years challenge. So here they are. Not bad, honestly. Many of them were rushed. But I had a heap of fun pushing through to create everyday (well, most days).
October Art Challenges: Peachtober Highlights
October brings exciting art challenges, with the author participating in both Inktober and Peachtober. They invite readers to view their first 15 days of the Inktober challenge, expressing enthusiasm for the character-filled collection and eagerness for what the rest of the month will unveil.
Inktober: Part one
At the end of September, I impulsively decided to take part in Inktober (and Peachtober – but that’s another post) this year. I have a goal of getting better as an illustrator – and there’s no better way than to make more art! I love drawing, but the first week was hard. I needed toContinue reading “Inktober: Part one”
Exploring Nostalgia: A Collection of Forgotten Watercolor Artworks
Sorting through old computer files I found old paintings that I did a lifetime ago. Painting that have meanings that I don’t quite remember, that I never cataloged Most of these are in watercolour, applied with brush and dip pen. They are the reminets of lost moments in time.
Peaceful Thoughts, Colouring Page
The night is getting late, but there is no school tomorrow. Some of the kids are gone to sleep, others will later. I have already finished my night routine of dishes, and gotten ready for bed. I sit in the old but ridiculously comfortable recliner finishing off a simple colouring page that I had startedContinue reading “Peaceful Thoughts, Colouring Page”
Sarah Rudge 