Showing posts with label Arizona. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Arizona. Show all posts
Friday, January 19, 2018
Thursday, October 8, 2015
Three Maidens Polymer Clay Pendant
Three Maidens Southwest Pendant Necklace.
This is one of my personal favorites, and has never been offered before. I've enjoyed their company.
The pendant is made of polymer clay as are the beads at the toggle clasp. The ivory colored beads are, if I remember correctly, bone -- not plastic and definitely NOT ivory. O-rings figure into the design elements as well.
The pendant itself is 1 3/4 inches wide, 2 3/16 inches long. Overall length approximately 21 inches plus pendant drop. The pendant is mostly translucent clay "overbaked" which brings up that lovely sienna color and causes imperfections or moons. For my purposes the development of imperfection is desirable. A thin layer of textured clay was added then carved with the maidens, the bezel made of black clay, the reverse carved with my mark. Glazing/antiquing applied for contrast.
Currently, the pendant is available.
Thursday, February 13, 2014
Desert Cat
Finished him yesterday. Now to ready to head West myself! Shiprock, here I come!
8x8 Acrylic on canvas
I don't know why it took me so long, but finally I've discovered the joy of acrylic ink for whiskers!
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
Desert Cat continued
I had thought I would finish him today, but am too distracted by family genealogy exploration, Valentine card for granddaughter (mailing Priority), beginning packing lists, and cat herding.
So aside from a little bit of a slimming down on cat and some under painting, this is it for the day. Tomorrow I hope to finish.
So aside from a little bit of a slimming down on cat and some under painting, this is it for the day. Tomorrow I hope to finish.
Palette notes: Cobalt & brilliant blue; Ochre & Azo yellow orange; red oxide & Indo Orange-red; Dioxazine Purple; Titanium white.
Monday, February 10, 2014
Desert Cat -- prepping for Shiprock
The first scribble I did was this ... I am sure the desert-y look relates to our upcoming adventure West. Those huge ears no doubt relate to the squirrel a Facebook friend has been sharing; the rest of the cat now looks to being on the way to being something of a sand cat, which of course, doesn't live in Four Corners region, but this is my art and I get to decide everything....
I'm guessing about 60% complete, possibly a wee bit more. Acrylic on canvas 8x8. If you'd like to scribble, you can Google "scribbler too". Enjoy!Thursday, January 23, 2014
Letting Go -- Three Southwest Pati Bannister Original Paintings
It is time for some of time long-time favorites to find their way in the world. Some of these pieces are things I have kept out of delight, some out of delight plus sentiment, and some for both of those plus a piece that I really learned something from. None of these pieces have been offered for sale before.
They are being offered in my Etsy shop at modest prices, close to the net I would receive after paying a gallery commission. They are 5 x 4 or 4 x 5 respectively and painted with palette knife.
Several others in the series have already been sold.
They are being offered in my Etsy shop at modest prices, close to the net I would receive after paying a gallery commission. They are 5 x 4 or 4 x 5 respectively and painted with palette knife.
Several others in the series have already been sold.
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