Showing posts with label work in process. Show all posts
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Saturday, January 2, 2021

Art Vlog - Paint And Yap! Uncut And Raw, Craig Begins A New Painting And Railway Is Complete!!

Happy 2021 everyone. Hope and pray everyone is well and enjoying amazing weather if you live near us. Warm winters are something I love. However rare they may be.


Craig finally completed his railway painting and gave it to a dear friend. You can see the completed work on the video below!

So he has begun a new landscape scene in acrylic. I was experimenting with his iPhone to see how long it could record a steady stream and it worked well. Told him to regale viewers with his stories/life experiences while he worked.

Watch Below, Join Craig As He Paints And Yaps!


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Sunday, October 27, 2019

Still In Process? Our Galaxy Kitchen Table Top - Hand Painted With Nail Art Powders


It's been a while since the kitchen table top transformation began. I want you to guess how many litres of polyurethane have I used so far? It's more than I ever imagined. Keep in mind I have been using nail art powders, flakes and holographic glitters mixed with polyurethane to make my paint for our table. Otherwise no one would use this much polyurethane. But I won't tell until the next video. Yes, of course I want you to come back.

Just when  I thought I was done...
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Thursday, February 28, 2019

A Work In Process . A First! Using Yupo Sheets With Alcohol Inks!!




Yesterday I shared my tutorial on creating a suitable substrate for alcohol inks because I didn't have the Yupo Sheets yet. And yes, because i is costly stuff. Finally I tried it (so far only one sheet - too scared of wasting it).
this video isn't really a tutorial but more about my first time experience using Yupo. I was surprised at how different it is. To see what I learned watch below.
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These are all the same painting in different stages. Guess which one is first!


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Wednesday, February 6, 2019

Craig Paints Part 3 - Peeks To Progress, Perks To Painting With Chronic Pain

Well Craig is whizzing along faster than I can keep up. Obviously time lapsing his work, would mean hours and hours of footage. So I am doing short interviews and photographing the developing stages!
Welcome to Part 3 From our new "Craig Paints," series. Craig, my husband, shows us that anyone can learn how to create a great painting without any tutorials, formal training or even following the rules LOL.

In todays episode, Craig not only share life in Peggy's Cove (Craig's version), he also share what prompted him to paint. Originally he used watercolour. When he married me, he started dabbling with my leftover acrylic paints. I taught him the tips and tricks to using this fast drying/non-re-usable once dried medium and the rest is history!

He shares a very personal reason why he paints that may encourage others who are in a similar situation as he is.

Watch Craig Paints Part 3 - Peeks To Progress, Perks To Painting With Chronic Pain


Today hear a couple great reasons why Craig paints as well as another great read story!

Hopefully, you'll be inspired to give painting with acrylics or whatever a try. And if you already create, we'd love to hear from you.

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Any questions or input would be great. Craig loves feedback about his work!

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Tuesday, February 5, 2019

Paint With Craig: When The Paint Hits The Canvas - Video





Welcome to Part 2 From our new "Craig Paints," series. Craig, my husband, shows us that anyone can learn how to create a great painting without any tutorials, formal training or even following the rules LOL. Come along and let's see where he's at today. (Well actually, this video contains a few separate "visits" to Craig's studio. Hopefully, you'll be inspired to give painting with acrylics or whatever a try. And if you already create, we'd love to hear from you.
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Friday, November 23, 2018

Polymer Clay Journey: More About My Wee Sweet Tweetees Bird Dangles

A while back I was creating little Tweetees. If you follow H/C then you know I seem to get addicted to making the beads which means,  it takes a while before I get the pieces turned into wearable art to sell in my shop. (I need to try to cover the cost of my art making supplies some way!) 
Tweetees, The name reflects the cuteness of these little bird dangle drops. Pretty sure Tweet and Tweety might be copyright hence the spelling deviation. My beads are created to design earrings, bracelets, necklaces and such. Today after much work on a variety of bead styles slowed down, I finally got to post my first Tweetee earrings in my Etsy shop A Bergie Creation. 

A cane is transformed into cute Tweetee Birds


Here We  Are Cute Little Earrings

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