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  • Tag archives: painting

    Painted tag

    Arrgh, I m running late for a train but I couldn’t go without posting this. I have been making some painted tags for a swap, and here’s the one I didn’t send (didn’t like the girl’s flesh-tone, so opted for white in the end). But the doodled manga girl is a side of me that [...]

    Technique of the week: easiest spring background ever

    It is almost embarrassing to write a tutorial on this because it’s so easy, but just in case someone hasn’t thought of doing it before, here goes.

    The prettiest way to come up with a background in fresh spring colours is to use watercolours because they have such a transparent quality that immediately evokes the good [...]

    Mummy, I paint better than…

    Ever since turning three last July, Niccolo has displayed an increasingly competitive streak. “I am taller than Andrian because I eat more.” Or “I play football better than Uncle Paolo.” And, of course: “I paint better than you, Mummy.” Which, incidentally, doesn’t take much.

    Better than Mummy’s paintings, no doubt
    Lately, however, his benchmarks have become a [...]

    Portrait of the artist as a young man

    A hard day’s painting—trying his hand at canvas for the first time.

    Green on canvas

    Painting with my son

    Perhaps it’s because I am a crafts addict, but I like to get my son involved in painting, collageing, stamping and drawing.

    Niccolo’s abstract painting
    For me, little beats the time we sit side by side at the kitchen table, smearing temperas over a piece of paper, our fingers stained with paint.I like to let Niccolo free [...]

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