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Tag Archives: Art Instruction
#62 CAMELLIAS IN BLOOM
My most recent painting, “Camellia Tree” was definitely an exercise in patience. It also became an opportunity for me to explore endless green color variations because I painted a lot of foliage. Continue reading
Posted in TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Tagged Art, Art Class, Art Instruction, Art Teaching, artist, Artwork, camellias, colored pencil, Creativity, Digital illustration tips, digital process, Dr. Martin Dyes, flowers, Getty Stock, hummingbird, Illustrate, Illustration, illustrator, leaves, Painting, painting technique, photo-realism, photo-realistic, Photoshop, Prismacolor pencils, realism, textures, transparent watercolor, water droplets, watercolor dyes, watercolors
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#60 AUTUMN LEAVES I FALL FOR
Autumn Leaf Medley was fun to paint. I’m so glad I took the opportunity to create an enjoyable painting for myself! Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Art Class, Art Instruction, Art Teaching, artist, Artwork, Autumn, autumn leaves, colored pencil, Creativity, Digital illustration tips, digital process, Dr. Martin Dyes, fall, fruit tree, Getty Stock, Illustrate, Illustration, illustrator, leaves, maple leaves, oak leaves, Painting, photo-realism, photo-realistic, Photoshop, Prismacolor pencils, realism, Southern California, stock images, textures, transparent watercolor, water droplets, watercolor dyes, watercolors
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#59 LEMON TREE, BRANCHING OUT
I realize that my illustrations have shifted into a far more photo-realistic realm. I like to see my painting as a wonderful enhancement of my photographic layout. Even the process of creating my layout requires a lot of artistic skill and technical expertise. Continue reading
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Tagged Art, Art Class, Art Instruction, Art Teaching, artist, Artwork, citrus fruits, colored pencil, Creativity, Digital illustration tips, digital process, Dr. Martin Dyes, food illustration, Fruit Illustration, fruit tree, Getty Stock, Illustrate, Illustration, illustrator, leaves, lemon tree, lemons, Painting, photo-realism, photo-realistic, Photoshop, Prismacolor pencils, realism, textures, transparent watercolor, water droplets, watercolor dyes, watercolors
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#58 AN APPLE A DAY – PART 2
I began this blog in 2010 and one of my early posts was #5 AN APPLE A DAY, PART 1. Ten years after that post, I decided it would be fun to create a Part 2. For this second part, I describe my transition to utilizing the digital process for my illustrations. Continue reading
Posted in JOB EXAMPLES, TECHNICAL INFORMATION
Tagged apple illustration, apples, Arbor Mist, Art, art business, Art Class, Art Instruction, Art Teaching, artist, Artwork, Beechnut, Business of art, colored pencil, Commercial Art, Creativity, Dr. Martin Dyes, food illustration, Fruit Illustration, Fuji Apple, Gala Apple, Getty Stock, Golden Delicious Apple, Granny Smith, Illustrate, Illustration, illustrator, Jazz Apple, Karen's Naturals, leaves, Marker Technique, onion, organic apples, packaging illustrations, Painting, painting of apples, photo-realism, photo-realistic, realism, seeds, stems, still-life, Tillamook, watercolor dyes
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ILLUSTRATING MY LIFE 