The teacher for this class was Lucy Brydon, who like me live in Scotland. She is a wonderful artist and I fellt really inspired by her class and plan to make one or two more pieces.
I can't tell you of course how it was done, all I will say is that there was a gelli plate involved.
One of the things I love so much about the Lifebook classes is that they make me use some of my art supplies that have been neglected for years. I can't wait now to do some more playing with my gelli plate :o)
The animal I chose is a coyoti, and of course there had to be the inevitable moon he howls up to.
Well, that's iti for today, short and sweet. I apologize for not visiting in the last few days, I hope to do better at the weekend.
Have a lovely weekend everyone whe it comes, and thanks for your visit like always.
xxxxx
Lovely colours, Astrid and I love your coyoti with his moon! :)
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Wow!! This is gorgeous Astrid!! That background is simply amazing as is the coyote. I so adore all the different shades of blue and, with the white details, it looks spectacular!! Fabulous creating as always! Have a wonderful day!! hugs xx
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting, love the patterns and textures in the background. Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeleteA really beautiful and peaceful painting and great techniques involved! Just super dear Astrid!
ReplyDeleteoxo Susi
Fabulous composition Astrid xx Love the layers you have created and the coyote looks amazing...hope he doesn't waken the neighbours :-)
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely weekend
Annie xx
This is gorgeous Astrid. I love the background, and how the wolf is almost ghost like and is a part of the background. It was smart to add some texture to him. Hope the week is going well. Hugs-Erika
ReplyDeleteWonderful page, Astrid! I just bought a piece of artwork featuring the moon and a couple of wolves in the background.
ReplyDeleteWow Astrid, this looks fantastic, you are so talented,what an amazing project, great colours and perfect design!!
ReplyDeleteHave fun!!
Maria
Beautiful - what deep rich colours, and I love your use of pattern and texture - the coyote looks fabulous with that textured stenciling (I'm guessing it's stenciling!). Love it!
ReplyDeleteHi again Astrid,
ReplyDeleteI've just seen your comments on my blog - thanks so much for visiting - the leafy dies I used are mainly very cheap unbranded ones from China - they came through Ebay or Ali Express. I find them very good quality and a fraction of the cost of branded ones.
Diana x
So absolutely amazing Astrid , oh I love this, with your howling coyote , the colors of blue are stunning together with the whiteness. I have my gelli plate - saved in a box, too !!!
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Wow! Fabulous colours and layers! A brilliant atmospheric page! Chrisx
ReplyDeleteFabulous, I love the image of the wolf howling to the moon. It is a wonderful scene.
ReplyDeleteYvonne xx
Those textures you put on the wolf are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteStunning - just love this entire project that you are busy with!
ReplyDeleteWow, what an amazing page - I love it! The blues and layers of patterns and texture are beautiful, and as we have a glass coyote howling at the moon this is just my thing 😁. Your Lifebook classes look very inspiring and it must be fun to get creative with the Gelli plate again, mmm maybe another item for my wish list ...lol 😉. Wishing you a very Happy Friday and Weekend! J 😊
ReplyDeleteAstrid, this is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteI love your background and your coyote is perfect!
How neat it is to hear you are using "neglected" products.I need to do this myself!
Jackie xx
How wonderful to pull out some under used supplies and create such a beautiful piece. Love the background especially. TFS
ReplyDeleteI love this Astrid. Great textures! I too have joined lifebook this time but have only watched the Garden Fairy so far. Looking forward to catching up! Xx
ReplyDeleteOh, magical! So atmospheric... sounds as though you are having an inspired time with the class so far.
ReplyDeleteAlison x