Today is International Soul Art Day and all artists, healers, creators of any kind, and visionaries are called to create art today more than any other…
Posts tagged as “face”
Most often than not, our busy lives prevent us from looking around at the little things that bring us joy. Being in a continuous state…
Today I went back to faces. I took advantage of the extra time I had when my baby was asleep, and painted this face. I’m…
Just like The 29 Faces Challenge and The Flower Art Project, I want to start a new 30-days art project called “The Quoted Pages”. And…
Hello dear creative soul! It’s been more than a year since I last posted here! It’s been sooo long! I have somehow (like completely!)…
To me, watercolor paintings seem pretty hard hard to complete, especially because I don’t care for the rules, but still I am working with watercolors…
I have already started a series with these charcoal faces that keep appearing in my art journals. I cannot help but loving this mix between…
Remember the January 2015 colored 30 portraits in 30 days project I post about here? Some of the faces were painted using mixed media, some…
YOU have to silence your mind in order to listen to your intuition. As I told you before, I love the freedom a junk…
There is an increasing interest for coloring books for adults meant to reduce stress and calm nerves. And there are also few that treat the…
Today I’m back in my Canson Art book one sketching art journal. I started this face as a play, sketching it with a purple pen…
Welcome, dear soul! It’s already February and we are starting a new month with much excitement and lots of creative ideas for my art journals.…
Similar to this one and this one over here, these paintings have become a beautiful way to express my creativity in my art journals. Creating…
I’ve drew this journal page in stages a while ago sometime last year. It started as a page where I was trying new handmade foam…
I wrote about Pam Carriker’s book here and also posted a video on YouTube about her book. Here is a face inspired by a drawing exercise I found in…