I recently started an online class that is completely out of my comfort zone.
I love the colorful art of the teacher, Ardith Goodwin so I decided to give the class, “Distortion of Eyes and Noses” a try!
I thought you might enjoy seeing how I created a whimsical eye yesterday from one of the assignments.
I started with a watercolor background to give me inspiration. I drew a quick sketch in pencil.
I used the pencil sketch to get my creative juices flowing. I added details with a black permanent pen and additional color with Tombow markers.
I finished by softening the watercolor around the eye with gesso and a quote:
I encourage you to change the way you look at things!
Cheers! 🙂
Very cool Jill, a step out of the comfort zone can change everything!
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Thank you Sharon, I am seeing eyes in a whole new way! 👀 Lol! 😄
I hope to do a little Gelli-plate printing today! 🎨👍 Can’t wait to play!
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Awesome, Jill!! 💚💚
Super cool art and great quote! 😀 I’m always inspired by your beautiful work my friend. 💞
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Thank you Patty Anne, I appreciate your sweet comments!! 😘💕
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OMG. I LOOOOOVVVEEE THIS!
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Thanks you, Jodi! 😊 I am learning so much and having a blast! 😍
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omg I LOVE this too Jill, so awesome, wow!!!!
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Thanks so much Jenna! 😍
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Love it!
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Thank you Roshanda! ❤️
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What an interesting technique. You look like you’re very much in your comfort zone.
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Hi Carol, so many people in the class are VERY experienced artists… they are much more familiar with the eye than myself… but I am learning with lots of study and practice! 🎨👍 Cheers!
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Really cool! It has sort of a Steampunk vibe!
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I like your description!! ❤️ Thanks Deborah! 😍 I have been spending lots of time creating over the weekend, feels great to have my creative spark back! 👍🎨
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