Summer Of Color: Week 5

 
1 Green + 1 Green + 1 Pink
WOW! Only one more week to go and SOC 2015 will be over.....( frown).  Kristin has done such a great job of pulling this all together...Thank YOU Kristin!!! 
 
Well, this week it has been all about faces with the GDs (check out my last post). I am NOT very good with faces, that was always something my Mom could draw, but I joined the GDs in giving it a try.....I figured abstract was as good as anything......* grin*
 
 
I mixed the lime green and the dark green and brushed on the background, then I used a small pallet knife to do the rest..........it almost worked!!...LOL 
 
Up next will be the GDs pages, please visit them and leave a comment for them......THANKS
 
Inky Hugs
Krisha

Comments

Valerie-Jael said…
Nice work for SOC, Valerie
Krisha, your face is absolutely gorgeous! So happy that you and your GD's gave faces a try! I am off to check out their work now! I cannot tell you how much I have enjoyed seeing all 3 of your works of art these past weeks of SOC!
Wanda said…
Faces and people are challenging to paint, but you have done a very nice job on your lady.

I love painting people, but do it in watercolor.

Have a great weekend.
Linda Kunsman said…
great job with this Krisha!! I need to learn how to paint more loose and abstract faces.
You definitely drew a better face than I could have. It is adorable. I own about six palette knives and have yet to use them. You made it look easy!
Those are not easy colors to paint a face with---and with only a palette knife! You did a good job!

I've never been able to make anything resembling a human face! No matter how many times I draw those lines for placement, it never works out.
TwinkleToes2day said…
I think your face worked out wonderfully. And the yellow flowers are a pretty addition {{Hugs}}
Kristin said…
Thank you for your sweet comment! AND I think your abstract is perfect!! xo
Lorraine said…
My goodness - a palette knife - you've got that challenge. It's wonderful.
peggy gatto said…
Oh my, I love this face!
Jennifer Rose said…
going abstract with this really worked well :D