![Art Journal Peek: Painting the last page [video]](https://www.ihanna.nu/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/34166280402_702c6c79d8_k-1200x788.jpg)
I painted the last page of one of my Art Journals back in January 2019, and had forgot I had filmed that painting session. But now I’ve edited into a little video, so that you can follow along as the last page is filled first with watercolor, then acrylics and mark making. Related PostsArt Journal […]
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Painted circles ad infinitum
I have painted circles, because I love circles. Love them! Well, I do love polka dots, spheres, and most any roundish pattern I find (or make), as you might know. And painted circles can be done in a couple of thousand different ways. There is no end to a circle, and I don’t imagine there […]
Warm Ups | the tabbed index dividers series
Last in the row of posts about index cards this year, I’m sharing the few index dividers I made first, before the real action in June got going: the “starters”, the warm ups, the fearful first experiments – but maybe, ideas for something else too. A series of… paintings? Word prompts? A small collection of […]
61 Abstractions on Index Cards
The daily challenge of painting an abstract piece of art on an index card during June and July is over – and it’s time to celebrate this achievement! I’m late with my personal celebration, but there have been a lot of it going on around the internet these last few days. Nobody knows how many […]
365 Collages | Week 19
Rose Garden III My collages are getting more and more abstract, with no or few depicting images, at least this week of 365 collages this is the case. I love that development. I love playing with shapes, colours and patterns, combining them in different ways. I love my glue stick! Sometimes I even cut apart […]
My First Try: Painting Abstract on Canvas
Your work is to discover your world and then with all your heart give yourself to it. Buddha I have covered almost all of the first layers but that was how it should be. How it had to be. This time in front of my square formed canvas I was trying to feel abstract inside. […]
Starting to appreciate Abstract Art
Ten years ago I had no appreciation for abstract art. I couldn’t understand it and I wasn’t interested in it. But when you make art yourself you view others art with greater interest and newborn curiosity… You step closer and see everything more clearly. In a way when you think of yourself as an artist […]