YaYa's Back Porch Studio: JUST FINISHED MY 600th MASK AND AM STARTING TO FEEL BURN OUT

Monday, November 16, 2020

JUST FINISHED MY 600th MASK AND AM STARTING TO FEEL BURN OUT

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UnknownDecember 7, 2020 at 4:11 PM
Can I get your instructions for this mask. The photos are great, but I need details, please.
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ABOUT ME

Loving retirement and enjoying craft work. I've always been of a creative nature. I took up drawing and painting when I was in my twenties but life got in the way of hobbies. Now, in my seventies I am fulfilling that desire I had back then.

Having time to spend any way I want to, I can dive right into arts and crafts. I've never had any training and frankly don't want any. I want to see what I can do with my own innate talent. I have sold many pieces in the last few years and hope that this blog will assist with sales in the future.

I enjoy folk art more than anything I have tried in the past. I spend a lot of time looking at websites containing folk art from many countries and get my inspiration mainly from African, Hispanic, and Native American art. If it's brightly colored I love it. I paint mostly with reds, blues, yellows, and greens. It has to be vibrant or I won't do it.

I live in a Cajun community in Houma, Louisiana, rich in its culture and I draw inspiration from my background and heritage - which can clearly be seen in my artwork and writing.

I'm getting better with painting water scenes as well as sky but still need practice in these areas. I can not for the life of me paint a nose. Shading and blending are a challenge for me, but I'm not giving up.

I wake every morning excited to go downstairs and begin painting and creating folk art on my back porch studio.

MY TRAVEL BLOG

http://gypsy-boho.blogspot.com/

FOLK ART FUN

This blog will be used to display my folk art paintings. I paint on wooden fence slats, wooden serving trays, plywood, and canvas. I also cut out and build small wooden tables. I prime all wood with 2 coats of white paint then draw my design onto the wood. I design my own houses to paint on the fence slats and use acrylic paints.

If you are interested in purchasing any of my pieces, please leave a comment and I'll get back to you. I'm still in the process of building the blog page and am not yet set up for a shopping cart.

I hope you enjoy your visit.

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Monday, November 16, 2020

JUST FINISHED MY 600th MASK AND AM STARTING TO FEEL BURN OUT

2 comments: