These are genuwine artist's markers by Prismacolor (thanks for the tip JaneyJournal). Since I am notoriously fickle when it comes to media, I bought the littlest box of primary colors plus "mulberry" and "true blue." So the palette's a bit limited.
I'm doing it. After 50 years of supressing my creative desires, I'm doing it. Thank you Tamara, Elaine, David, and Wendy for your steadfast encouragement.
pear
arroyo bridge
apple orange lemon
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I love the colors! It may be interesting to see what colors you will use with a limited palate. It's that whole paralysis of choice thing: If you had 890 hundred markers would you feel that you had to create something phenomenal, when awesome is enough for now? :)
Nice still lives (lifes?) I posted an interview for you on my blog. http://flyingwombat.typepad.com/wombatty
You can answer in your blog. Thanks. Lonely wombat
Good 4U! :) I came in via "Amy's" poetery site. Yes, prismacolour markers were a good suggestion.
I noticed your recent comment on pears there. I see a pear here! :)
I'm an artist and a writer. I paint with pastels, various other media, photograph, make jewelry, plus love to write.
Your site looks very interesting plus I adore the sound of the word "sultry".
I have found other great places to visit via Amy's links. I'll be back soon. I wamt to finish a painting of a sunrise.
I hope you'll stop my my place.
http://Green-EyedLady.Blogspot.com
Thanks for stopping by my blog -- I'm loving visiting yours in return! For someone who hasn't painted in a while, these pics of pears and other fruit are spectacular! You make me want to drag out the old Prismacolor markers (which, by the way, will last a long time if you store them horizontally).
I love the bridge! Thank goodness you've "broken down". Creativity is the spark that keeps so many of us going...
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