JOURNAL — Creativity
Painting Using Masking Fluid and Watercolor or Gouache - Floral Rabbit
I love the look of an animal illustration with floral motifs. I recently illustrated a rabbit with floral details for the Lunar New Year in red and gold. I thought it would be a fun painting project with masking fluid and watercolor or gouache paint. The floral details would lend itself well to the masking fluid resist and I couldn’t stop picturing the rabbit background in a rich, bold blue. I love the finished painting and would like to continue this theme in the future with more floral animals! Hope you enjoy this project! Looking for a video lesson of...
Overstock/Seconds Sale + October Updates/ Inspirations
Art Creativity Design Our Products Updates
First things first! There’s a new sale section on the web shop for overstock and secondsinventory. See below for details. A great chance to scoop something up for a steal! Overstock Sale: Item has no flaws - 20% off sale, applied at checkout Seconds Sale: Print has a small bend in 1 or more corners, would be totally unseen in a frame - 30% off sale, applied at checkout CURRENT HAPPENINGS + INSPIRATION Autumn itself is always an inspiration! I love a warm and muted color palette, so just stepping outside each day is total eye candy for me....
Exploring Artwork in Different Mediums - October 2022
Painted a drawing prompt from yesterday in watercolor (left), acryla gouache (right) and digital (middle). Watercolor version: love the bleeds, imperfections, texture, color, Acryla Gouache: love the vintage storybook vibes that gouache gives off Digital: more perfect and graphic, which I like, but also miss the imperfections and life of painted medium. Plus I like the experience of painting more.
Procreate Drawing Timelapse
Dreaming of spring and having fun drawing florals with the symmetry tool in Procreate. Always fun seeing it come together. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Pauline Stanley (@paulinestanleystudio)
Exploring Artwork in Different Mediums - November 2021
Forever exploring the differences in mediums. First photo: watercolor left, acryla gouache right Second photo: digital version