Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flowers. Show all posts

May 13, 2020

"Impressionist Woman with Flowers IV" Step-by-Step Painting Tutorial - Free on YouTube by Angela Anderson!


Our goal here at Thankful Art is to help you become the best painter you can be! :) Check out our latest step-by-step painting tutorial for free on YouTube - "Impressionist Woman with Flowers IV"! - https://youtu.be/xR_3qBGy1oQ

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March 17, 2020

March 9, 2020

February 24, 2020

"Sunset Mountain Landscape" Acrylic Painting Tutorial Free on YouTube by Angela Anderson!



Our goal here at Thankful Art is to help you become the best painter you can be! :) Check out our latest step-by-step painting tutorial for free on YouTube - "Sunset Mountain Landscape"! - https://youtu.be/uLfbxgwGtC4


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February 12, 2020

July 19, 2019

Sunset Acrylic Painting Tutorials


Check out this YouTube playlist of Sunset themed Acrylic Painting Tutorials by Angela Anderson. Certain paintings are available exclusively through Patreon to $5 level or above patrons. Get access here: www.patreon.com/angelafineart.





September 2, 2015

Floral Deer Silhouette Painting Video Tutorial



This was an especially fun painting. I did it live on YouTube as part of the #PawgustArt (Animal Theme) event that was hosted by the Creative Arts Collaboration group I belong to. This was my first time doing a live stream painting event and it was a lot of fun. I will show links to my full length video and the shorter time lapse one below.



First I found a deer image from the internet and traced it's outline. Notice I did not include the whole neck and I thickened up parts of the antlers and adjusted the ear a little so it was not so close to the antlers.  Then using graphite paper I transferred my outline to my sketch book.


I sketched out the flowers and leaves using the outline of the deer as much as possible. I also incorporated the eye and nose as parts of leaves and flowers. Fit your details inside the outline and fill all the empty spaces if possible without overlapping much.  Then trace out your design leaving out the original outline.  Transfer this to your mat board or other surface with graphite paper (I used white graphite for my dark grey background).

I sealed the Mat Board (just a scrap from a frame shop) with Clear Gesso and lightly sanded it to give it a distressed look. It also protected the background from water and paint drips. I used Golden Fluid Acrylic Titanium White to paint in my details. You could use a white marker or other color paint as well.

Shorter Time Lapse Version

Full length Event Video

October 4, 2011

September 12, 2011

After School Art Lessons

I will be starting a new after school art class for ages 8 to 18 on September 20th.  Classes will be held every Tuesday from 4:15 - 5:45 pm at Hobby Lobby of Russellville, AR. Cost will be $20 per class or $200 for 12. 



June 27, 2011

New Life Butterfly Painting

I love the symbolism of the butterfly transforming from an ugly and apparently lifeless chrysalis into something so beautiful. This was painted during a 1 1/2 hour worship service at Fellowship of Christians in Russellville, AR. 

June 3, 2011

NewYouTube Video! Acrylic Paintings by Angela Anderson

I thought it would be good to have a video of my portfolio.  When I found this song "Painting Pictures" by Adele I knew it would be perfect.  Hope you enjoy!

August 26, 2009

New Commissioned Paintings

Here is my initial sketch for the two 36"x48" canvases. I will be using the top sketch. The other canvas hasn't been started yet.


This is the top sketch set on it's side and cropped. I decided to add more flowers when I chalked it in on the canvas. I prepped the canvas with a grey base coat. It will add depth when I do the lighter colors on top. I will leave some of it showing around the flowers and leaves.


Here the flowers and leaves have been roughed in. I have started to go around them with creamy white. I will add more washes of color on top of the white later. And also add more highlights and shading to the flowers and leaves. I also enlarged the red tulip so it would point more towards the left of the canvas and not straight down. It seemed too similar to the smaller coral tulip to the right of the yellow flower. And I added a couple more leaves.



The client likes the art of Kim Parker so I am doing homage to her style with these two paintings. I am loving the colors and loose brush strokes.

I have decided since the client is going to hang this horizontally that I need to do a bit of editing to make the painting's composition more balanced. First of all, I am going to remove the sunflower closest to the edge of the canvas. Did a little photo editing below.

Here is today's progress (below). Colors are still needing to be tweaked. I think I like the basic shapes now. I changed some of the flowers today to balance the composition. And I added some more leaves and stems. I will probably start on the other painting Monday and then do the final touches on both of them at the same time.


Here are the two finished paintings. Several changes were made as the paintings progressed. The painting on the bottom here is the one shown above in the other photos.