Stormy Sea

This month was the last one in Paivi's Imagine Monthly Spring course. It was all about stormy seas paintings. The technique as usual was liberating. I loved doing it. Paivi leads you through a journey within where you use your emotions to paint....I already enrolled in the same course for the Fall.

Sinking Sun

This is my new painting. It was done with watercolour, FW acrylic inks, pens and inks in various colours.

It all started with splashing watercolour on paper. When painting the background I didn't have any idea what it would be. Just that I wanted to use yellow.

After this stage I looked at it for quite sometime trying to see what I was going to do with it... I turned the paper around, looking on how I would use it. I started adding some colours at the bottom. I quite liked that purple blob and it reminded me of a spiral.

After adding some swirls and spirals and colours it started to remind me of the sun sinking in the sea in Summer. I love the way it colours the sea. Now to finish it, add some details, paint a little more the sky and do the sun.

Practicing

I have been practicing all I learned with Paivi at Liberated Artist.
This one below was worked in watercolours and acrylics.

It is so much fun when you have a background and then start coming with something out of the chaos you created.

Founding myself

Like I said on the previous post:

Then I found Paivi Eerola from Peony and Parakeet and I found myself....

Peony and Parakeet  is a wonderful site. Paivi Eerola, a finnish lady, is a wonderful teacher. Her teaching is very thorough and she shows you step by step how she achieves her beautiful paintings. Paivi has videos, step by step photos of her work and insights on her way of seeing art and how to start creating. I have already done 2 courses with her: Liberated Artist and Imagine MOnthly and I am eagerly awaiting for the Fall courses.

So, I have some paintings I did in the courses to show here. This was the first one I did in the Liberated Artist course.

The second one is called Reaching the Light.

Another one is called Bursting.

So from then on I couldn't stop. I found myself in my art.